A simple question
Post: #1
As I plan to learn by my own for the rest of this summer(read: No projects available around my skill level that I know of), are there any decent set of ideal rules for the indenting & general format of code for others working with you to see? The last time I showed a friend he thought my format was atrocious 
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Any advice would be appreciated
. Any advice would be appreciated
Post: #2
There are so many different ways of doing it, and everyone seems to be attached to their own. Google around a bit and you'll find a few (the GNU coding standards come to mind) and you can check indent and similar programs. Other than that it pretty much comes down to personal style... TMTOWTDI
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Post: #3
As a rule I indent my code every time there is a seperate loop, if statement, function, or just a set of commands that go together. How you Indent is up to you, I like using tabs.
Basically seperating the different workngs of the program. But everyone has there individual style, like where they put the curly brackets.
Code:
program {
declare stuff
declare more stuff
function() {
do stuff in function
}
get input()
if (input == this) then
do this
and this
and this
else
do this
function()
end
print("I like waffles")
}
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