agt@pucc-k (Kevin Braunsdorf) (07/27/85)
All: I am a Computing Center Consultant at Purdue so I see more different styles of coding per week than most programmers do in a year: in my view the only bad style is an inconsistent one, eg: kp = ++i * j; j += 1; should be any of: i++; i += 1; kp = ++i * j++; kp = i * j; kp = i * j; j++; j += 1; or even: kp = (i += 1) * j; j += 1; Anything that I can notice a set pattern to will help me read the code: as to the formatting of the code, I personally use while (exp) { ... } /* line close curly with while */ but while (exp) { ... } /* indent curly too */ works for me too, as long as fnx() { ... } is used too! :wq Kevin Braunsdorf