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Most (all?) modern IDEs have line numbers for all languages, so if you open the code in the right program the educational benefit should still be there.
by CydeWeys 3y ago
Most (all?) modern IDEs have line numbers for all languages, so if you open the code in the right program the educational benefit should still be there.
- colanderman 3y agoLine numbers in an IDE change as soon as you add or delete a line. Not the case for BASIC.
- CydeWeys 3y agoI always renumbered my lines in BASIC to be incrementing multiples of ten as I was anal about that ... But I was thinking more in the context of showing code to a class, during which you're usually not updating it, and even if you do, you just say the new line number as appropriate. It only breaks down if everyone is individually editing the same one piece of code.