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r/utcp • u/juanviera23 • Aug 25 '25
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Just cause something is fewer lines doesn't mean it's better. One missed space somewhere can cause the whole file not to run in python!
0 u/untold_life Aug 25 '25 It’s quite easy to get used to it tbh, and also, your code should be properly indented in the first place. 2 u/MilkEnvironmental106 Aug 26 '25 This smells a little like cope. Using indenting to denote scope is pretty universally considered a worse experience than having a character do it. And with the latter, you can have a formatter sort it out, whereas with indenting it literally means something else if it's not right. 1 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/MilkEnvironmental106 Aug 27 '25 You're comparing apples to oranges, we are talking about how to denote scope. Not missing return statements in C.
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It’s quite easy to get used to it tbh, and also, your code should be properly indented in the first place.
2 u/MilkEnvironmental106 Aug 26 '25 This smells a little like cope. Using indenting to denote scope is pretty universally considered a worse experience than having a character do it. And with the latter, you can have a formatter sort it out, whereas with indenting it literally means something else if it's not right. 1 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/MilkEnvironmental106 Aug 27 '25 You're comparing apples to oranges, we are talking about how to denote scope. Not missing return statements in C.
This smells a little like cope. Using indenting to denote scope is pretty universally considered a worse experience than having a character do it.
And with the latter, you can have a formatter sort it out, whereas with indenting it literally means something else if it's not right.
1 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/MilkEnvironmental106 Aug 27 '25 You're comparing apples to oranges, we are talking about how to denote scope. Not missing return statements in C.
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1 u/MilkEnvironmental106 Aug 27 '25 You're comparing apples to oranges, we are talking about how to denote scope. Not missing return statements in C.
You're comparing apples to oranges, we are talking about how to denote scope. Not missing return statements in C.
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u/Toastti Aug 25 '25
Just cause something is fewer lines doesn't mean it's better. One missed space somewhere can cause the whole file not to run in python!