How do you type your code? Like: a=b+c; or a = b + c; - devRant

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tkdmatze

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i typed it like version 1 and then let autoformatter make it look like version 2
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mahaDev

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I try my best to write it the second way and then use autoformatter just to make sure.
3

Sumafu

2267

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In the past the first, but now mostly the second.
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HampusMa

3315

5y

Depends.

Version 1 for bash scripting but version 2 for anything else
4

iamrp

2531

5y

Version 2 always
4

Mb3leb

2201

5y

Alt + shift + f
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dmoa

428

5y

I’m not a monster so version 2
4

IAmAnIssue

1004

5y

Yes.

I do number 2 when others are going to be looking at my code, otherwise number 1 to save keystrokes.
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eeee

3173

5y

@Mba3gar command + shift + L
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eeee

3173

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I prefer with spaces, because all the tokens are like words in a sentence.
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mint-eye

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5y

I always try doing the later.
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netikras

34560

5y

Shell -- #1, because it does not accept spaces around equals char.
Programming -- #2, for clarity
2

FelisPhasma

6311

5y

a = -1 * (-b - c)

or

a = 0
a += b
a += c

Your examples are too hard to read
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terraria99

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5y

#2 because pep8
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Quack

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5y

@IAmAnIssue so... you do number 2 when others are going to look at your code? 💩
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Skayo

8904

5y

@highlight
a = b + c
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highlight

984

5y

@Skayo
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Skayo

8904

5y

hehe
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uroboros

183

5y

B + c = F.
Because fuk.
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IAmAnIssue

1004

5y

@Quack yes.

a = b + c;
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wilj

52

5y

Yes

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