.

Kill you're self.

>>57674172
>Kill you are self

I am the guy who uses the extra brackets lol

Is that bad?

>>57674186
extra brackets?

if (condition) {{
  foobar();
}}

do_thing((!ptr) ? NULL : ptr);

>people who always whine about muh wasted white space but don't use ternaries

>be not using the most BDFLd language
>be not from harlem

Left

Left because my parents loved me as a child.

>>57674158

function (parameters)
{
    /* ... */
    if (condition) {
        statements;
        /* ... */
    }
    /* ... */
}

>>57674158
Retards using stupid indentation in stupid languages and retards using stupid languages?

if condition then (
    Statements;
    Return
);;

>>57674180
>being this new

>>57674260
Well used and readable whitespace is not the same as wasted whitespace, dumbass.

>>57674158

Left is the only proper way.

>>57674246
that's equivalent to

do_thing(ptr)

>>57674586
>doesn't recognize double reverse trolling when he sees it

Right would drive me up the goddamn walls.

Learning to program, I tried to section shit off so I could catch myself doing dumb shit easy.

I get why some older programmers do that shit, but for me learning and seeing that shit made me fucking loco

>>57674158
right in javascript because it's just designed to be sloppy like that, i use left sometimes in other languages.

>>57674158
People that do not line up their brackets are either homosexual, or will one day become homosexual.

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>>57674158
>increasing the number of lines to your code to make it look important

>>57675036
>doesn't recognize triple reverse trolling when he sees it

>>57675056
The brackets are lined up, to the if.

What if they program in Python?

>>57675047
Funny, seeing Left drives me up the fucking wall. If I contribute to some OSS using left, I will refer it into the right form, modify it, then refer it back to left, because it's so obnoxious coding in the left style.

I actually have shitbrackets and goodbrackets scripts in /usr/bin

>>57675359
Then they aren't an actual programmer, so this doesn't apply.

>>57674158

int
main(void)
    {
        printf("The best one!\n");
        return 0;
    };

Left for functions, structs, enums
Right for control statements

i fucking murder people who space instead of tab

I use whatever the project or work environment norms are, because I don't assume that everyone should use the same style as me. Collaborating in a way that's easier for others to understand is more important than my own compulsions.

Not really true it depends on the language in which you are programming

>>57675444
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vRlJrkxsqo

>using 0 and 1 in place of booleans

>>57675517
>Not writing idiomatically

>>57675422
oooo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKCOGq-eFQQ

>>57674186

No. White space helps the eyes and mind quickly focus.

Code which runs shit together is bad.

Left. Always left.

>>57675290
hah nice try, but i won't fall for that forthruple reverse trolling!

>>57675313
The brackets are lined up to each other. If you are going to nest multiple if statements, lining up the brackets looks so much better.

 if (age <= 0 || weight <= 0)
    {
        System.out.println("Please retry and ensure both values are whole numbers.");
    }
    else
    {
        if (age <= 10)
        {
            if(weight < 80)
            {
                System.out.println("You must ride the " + rc[0]);
                
            }
            else if(weight >= 80 && weight <=200 )
            {
                System.out.println("You must ride the " + rc[1]);
            } 
            else if(weight > 200)
            {
                System.out.println("You must ride the " + rc[2]);
            }
        } 
        else if (age <= 20)
        {
            if(weight < 80 )
            {
                System.out.println("You must ride the " + rc[3]);
            }
            else if(weight >= 80 && weight <=200 )
            {
                System.out.println("You must ride the " + rc[4]);
            }
            else if(weight > 200)
            {
                System.out.println("You must ride the " + rc[5]);
            }    
        }
        else 
        {
            System.out.println("You must ride the " + rc[6]);
        }
    } 

>>57674158
>even needing conditional brackets

>>57681525
if you have more than 2 nested ifs, you did something wrong.

>>57674520
I suppose your father loved you particularly more than your mother, am I right?

>programmers will know
That excludes OP and 95% of /g/

back to your useless bash scripts and anime pillows

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>mfw I prefer left but golang forces you to do right

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462KB, 320x180px

>>57674180

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3MB, 3456x2304px

>>57681780
>interested in Go
>forces shitty bracket style
Into the trash it goes

What a retarded design choice

>>57674225

gross

>>57681661
Not an argument.

>>57674158
The first is objectively better for readability. If you are complaining about wasting whitespace then don't use any and we will see how far that gets you.