While I like the idea of talking about typography in code, I don't think it's likely that we're as badly off as the post suggests. In fact, pretty much all of

While I like the idea of talking about typography in code, I don't think it's likely that we're as badly off as the post suggests. In fact, pretty much all of those examples make it harder for me to read. >We’ve also re-set the data type such that there is no space between char and * - the data type of both of these variables is “pointer to char” No. No no no. That is how you end up with people who can't parse `char* a, b;`. What you're doing is declaring that `* to` and `* from` are `char`s. The common reading that the post suggests is wrong and detrimental to reading C properly.