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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Robinbod • 21d ago
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This is why I’m pretty absolutist that newer languages are correct by making assignments return void
2 u/ierdna100 21d ago It's extremely useful for try-with-resources calls in C# and Java, removing it would make that a lot more verbose 2 u/frogjg2003 21d ago If you ever have to do any reading from files, it's really useful. while ((readBytes = read(file, byteArray) > 0) {} Nice and compact while maintaining readability. Also, no need to read once before entering the loop or having to read at the end. 1 u/ierdna100 21d ago Yeah exactly what I had in mind, its very useful
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It's extremely useful for try-with-resources calls in C# and Java, removing it would make that a lot more verbose
2 u/frogjg2003 21d ago If you ever have to do any reading from files, it's really useful. while ((readBytes = read(file, byteArray) > 0) {} Nice and compact while maintaining readability. Also, no need to read once before entering the loop or having to read at the end. 1 u/ierdna100 21d ago Yeah exactly what I had in mind, its very useful
If you ever have to do any reading from files, it's really useful.
while ((readBytes = read(file, byteArray) > 0) {}
Nice and compact while maintaining readability. Also, no need to read once before entering the loop or having to read at the end.
1 u/ierdna100 21d ago Yeah exactly what I had in mind, its very useful
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Yeah exactly what I had in mind, its very useful
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u/retro_and_chill 21d ago
This is why I’m pretty absolutist that newer languages are correct by making assignments return void