Never fails to make me laugh

The top one is just retarded it uses one line just for one character. Seems dumb. I know you're supposed to do that in php or c# or whatever but coming from java I have a lot of hate towards such code

@lucavinci I however earned first to code in that style, and while I do get it that you waste a line...I still like it :D

@lucavinci but for close the brackets you always use one line for one char. It is wasted too?

#1 is #1

sometimes i do

function(){
//code
}

@Lego It's for clarity.

One classmate of mine invented a new way :)

@Floriusin That opens a new world of possibilities!!!

@gloslistan that's right! I prefer use more line if the code is more readable

1 in C# and 2 in any other programming languages (excluding Python, of course)

I really don't care. I just use whatever the formatter in the IDE is saying.

@Lego Exactly! #1 just looks prettier at times :D

@DGApps *her

I like both.... >.<

@Floriusin Aaaarrrrggghhh

Damnit I am completely team Cap in the actual story but I have to say #2 for this picture

I prefer not having blocks:
datruth = true
if(datruth) code ;
if(datruth) morecode;
if(datruth) evenmorecode;

@Floriusin That should be illegal.

@lucavinci I down voted you. It's related to code style and conventions nothing to do with being retarded or not. Think before you write shit.

function() => <statement>;

expression-body the world!

@nocgod You are right. My choice of words was very bad. I hereby apologize.

One True Brace or no brace

Actually i don't care as long as it looks good and not messed up

if(true)
{
//code
}

if (true)
{
//code (i use this)
}

Personally, I use the first one for functions longer than 3 lines and latter for functions with 3 or less lines, I think it makes it easier to read because I often find myself scrolling up to the top of a long function and I can see the single { line and I start looking down from there, I don't know, that's just the way I am used to doing it.

You: *posts this*
Me: Oh. Cool. I use Python.
You: *triggered*
😂😂😂

function() {
//code
}

Function(){
//Code}

@hitchhiker42 haha. Won't compile though I'm afraid.

#1 is not mandatory in C#, you can use both. #1 just looks way better

@lucavinci you don't have to do #1 in php

@Floriusin someone please do CTRL + SHIFT + I on that