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@12bitfloat They don't belong there and never will!
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@AlgoRythm Personal taste I guess but then atleast be consistent and not put them after the class name either
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@12bitfloat That's different, they belong there! It's consistent because I don't do it for any functions but indeed do it for each class definition.
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@AlgoRythm Now that just looks weird
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@AlgoRythm Gross.
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I kinda agree with @AlgoRythm
If there are brackets if front it looks better without a space
@highlight
class ClassName(){
// stuff
}
function funcWithNoArgs {
// do stuff
}
// At least we can agree that this is wrong:
function funcName () {
// Do stuff
}
Math is hard.
When you wanted to know deep learning immediately
:)) finally a good answer
Read "How to implement a programming language" (http://lisperator.net/pltut) and it was very cool and enlightening. I have decided to use what I learned to make a math evaluator with a proper lexer and extensible library and stuff like that. Not a full programming language but a nice and advanced math evaluator.
rant
math
parser
tokenizer
evaluator