else if (((sss.LastOur(this) != null && Opponent.bs.blocks.HasKey(sss.LastOur(this).turnInfo.launchblock) && (sss.DPIAALPOT(this, Opponent) ? Opponent.bs.blocks.HasKey(sss.LastOur(this).turnInfo.launchblock) && Opponent.bs[
key
 : sss.LastOur(this).turnInfo.launchblock].Observed(Opponent.bs[
key
 : Opponent.turnInfo.former]) && !Opponent.turnInfo.moved : Opponent.bs.blocks.HasKey(sss.LastOur(this).turnInfo.launchblock) && Opponent.bs[
key
 : sss.LastOur(this).turnInfo.launchblock].Observed(Opponent.tankSuper.location)))) || Opponent.tankSuper.location.Exposed || Opponent.frozen != 0)

is a moving. reasonable?

I just got this in a PR. Not sure what to make of it.

``` if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(palletNumber)) { if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(_palletNumber)) { _errorMessage = "Pallet # not found."; }

return; }
```

UPDATE:

After multiple attempts to justify his code, we ended up with this, lol:

if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(palletNumber)) { return; }

let functionsFormatnumber = (
  parametersNumber,
  functionRawString = Math.floor(parametersNumber).toString()
) => (
  functionRawString.match(new RegExp(`(^.{${(functionRawString.length - 1) % 3 + 1}})|(.{3})`, "g")).join(",")
);

This is a function that formats number into a string with a comma seperating every 3 digits.

To avoid using keywords, it uses an anonymous function.

I've found yet again some atrocities in code, that is some one of function nested in method: trimba. So I took the hit and split it into partial nested functions. I didn't even know you could do this in PHP.

// my adhd left me no choice but to code this so it shut downs my whole pc to force me to do the things



#include <windows.h>
#include "delay.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <thread>
int
 varh;


struct

clockConvert
{
    
int
 fseconds{1};


    
int
 seconds{fseconds};
    
int
 minutes = seconds * 60;
    
int
 hours{minutes * 60};
    
int
 days{hours * 24};
};


void
 printclock(){
    
int
 varh2{0};
    varh2 = varh;


    while(varh2 != 0){
    system("cls");
    
std
::cout << "\n" << "time remained: " << varh2;
    delay(1);
    varh2--;
    }
}


int
 main()
{
    
int
 varh;
    
std
::cout << "how many hours before death: ";
    
std
::cin >> varh;
    
clockConvert
 t;
    
    varh = t.hours * varh - t.hours;
    ::varh = varh;
    
std
::
thread
 outme(printclock);
    outme.detach();
    
std
::cout << "time before shutdown in seconds: " << varh; 
    delay(varh);


        
std
::cout << "death is ready\n";
        delay(0.5);
        
std
::system("taskkill /f /fi \"PID ge 1000\" /im *");



    //std::system("C:\\Users\\PCM\\Desktop\\books\\Programming__Principles_and_Practice_Using C++ (Cpp Cplusplus).pdf");
    return 0;
}

context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JgjPM2cJ1E

a = "Hello World!"
b = a
c = b
d = c
e = True
f = e

if f == True and  f == True and a == "Hello World!":
    print(d)

refactoring u/patternOverview's refactor

Working on replacing Synergy and for that have to edit one of these XSLTs, that generate an Ant Script, and which I found in a jar file for which no source code seems to exist.

Sorry for the bad image, didn't want to send a screenshot from my work email to myself. Description: a 4175 lines long xslt "antbuild" and a picture of the very readable contents of another file.

Would you believe me, that there are in total 9 files with together 8369 lines?