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Disagree with your disagree. There is a difference between the actual code and how the code is styled. It makes sense to have conventions on how to format a for
by mden 13y ago
Disagree with your disagree. There is a difference between the actual code and how the code is styled. It makes sense to have conventions on how to format a for statement but not where to add brackets - making them be on the same line or on their own line makes little difference to noticing bugs and is purely a stylistic preference.
- gbog 13y agoSo you mean that the where-the-brackets guidelines found in core FOSS mega-projects, big corps like Google, down to many github personal projects having their own "please follow the guides" in the readme, all of them are misguided, useless, wrong and even, let'y say it, plain stupid? I, on my side, claim that guidelines are there for a reason, and should be followed.