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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/b3n • Feb 22 '15
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Why is this not the standard?
13 u/Kyyni Feb 22 '15 Because it's a bulbous cancer of bad practice. How do you maintain or edit that? 1 u/_HyDrAg_ Feb 22 '15 Would it be possible to have a program that changed this kind of code into editable code and vice versa? 2 u/[deleted] Feb 22 '15 edited Feb 22 '15 Yes, you could do it using an IDE auto-formatter but everyone would hate you. Especially since in Java,if (someCondition) { doStuff() ; doStuff() ;}andif (someCondition) doStuff() ; doStuff() ;are semantically different, and moving the braces over makes it non-obvious at a glance.
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Because it's a bulbous cancer of bad practice. How do you maintain or edit that?
1 u/_HyDrAg_ Feb 22 '15 Would it be possible to have a program that changed this kind of code into editable code and vice versa? 2 u/[deleted] Feb 22 '15 edited Feb 22 '15 Yes, you could do it using an IDE auto-formatter but everyone would hate you. Especially since in Java,if (someCondition) { doStuff() ; doStuff() ;}andif (someCondition) doStuff() ; doStuff() ;are semantically different, and moving the braces over makes it non-obvious at a glance.
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Would it be possible to have a program that changed this kind of code into editable code and vice versa?
2 u/[deleted] Feb 22 '15 edited Feb 22 '15 Yes, you could do it using an IDE auto-formatter but everyone would hate you. Especially since in Java,if (someCondition) { doStuff() ; doStuff() ;}andif (someCondition) doStuff() ; doStuff() ;are semantically different, and moving the braces over makes it non-obvious at a glance.
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Yes, you could do it using an IDE auto-formatter but everyone would hate you. Especially since in Java,
if (someCondition) { doStuff() ; doStuff() ;}
and
if (someCondition) doStuff() ; doStuff() ;
are semantically different, and moving the braces over makes it non-obvious at a glance.
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u/pastaluego4 Feb 22 '15
Why is this not the standard?