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FWIW the British style looks more aesthetically pleasing to me. The American style reminds me of inappropriately mixed brackets: [(]). Cringe.
by programmer_dude 5y ago
FWIW the British style looks more aesthetically pleasing to me. The American style reminds me of inappropriately mixed brackets: [(]). Cringe.
- blitzar 5y ago> for the American style is aesthetics Why would you make a style choice to make something less aesthetically pleasing?
- programmer_dude 5y agoI wouldn't and I don't think I am. The American style is not aesthetically pleasing at all. I think you misread my comment or replied to me accidentally.
- blitzar 5y agoI am in agreement with you - I didnt even know this so called american style existed untill now, it makes no sense at all.
- a9h74j 5y agoOddly, perhaps, I wish programming languages would allow or require mixed brackets when working with open- and/or closed-ended ranges.