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jnordy
10y

Help me settle a debate at the office: I'm right.

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  • 11
    Yes you are right and not wrong.
  • 3
    Right forsure
  • 7
    Left, like a sane human being.

    There's also a "middle" that put an empty newline after the same line curly ... but those people should be shot
  • 3
    Repost...
  • 4
    @altermind ah sorry I'm pretty new here so I must have missed it - dont pitchfork me completely!
  • 2
    Used to be left, now I'm right. Took a while to get used to and still sometimes put a blank line where brace was
  • 5
    Me and everyone I've ever met used right... the only time I've seen someone actually use left are the same people who put underscores in their variable and table names.
  • 2
    If you use left one to return an object inside a function in JavaScript it will return null. So always use the right one.
  • 4
    Left 100% Visual Studio forced me :)
  • 1
    Right of course
  • 2
    Right. I just can't read the left. It's... No.
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  • 6
    I adapt to different coding standards depending on the language or the setting (e.g. To conform to work guidelines). It's no big deal. Why the elitism?
  • 3
    If I'm writing C, left to start a function and right inside.
  • 1
    If i have to choose, then right. Otherwise I will adapt to whatever, but always curse a little in my head the person who dictates the style 😁
  • 1
    Left for classes and namespaces, right for functions
  • 2
    Right
  • 3
    Right 100% ( Except for my school work. My teacher requires left... :( )
  • 4
    Depends on the language I use! If it's c/c++ or c# for example I'll be left but if it's java then I'll use right. Same with naming standards, I conform with the language or the existing code!
  • 4
    What if Python? ...
  • 1
    @nonamenix or lua....
  • 2
    Was left, now I'm right... Always
  • 2
    @addlinny or Haskell, Lisp, Clojure, Ruby, Assembler, Pascal, CoffeeScript ...
  • 1
    Right!
  • 1
    Right always
  • 1
    Right
  • 2
    Left, because readability matters and my monitor can show a lot more than three lines of code.
  • 1
    Right all day everyday
  • 3
    For readability I prefer left
  • 2
    @jaaywags right here, Urbanc is left.. You?
  • 1
    Whichever passes the code style check some other dev set on svn/git
  • 1
    @Rudi9719 I am sooo far right
  • 1
    Right! Fuck you linter and autostyle
  • 0
    Just write the function in one line. Code runs way faster this way.
  • 1
    Being taught C++ in a school, our syntax was graded. So I never had a exposure to the right method. But oh boy, once I switched, I never wanted to go back.
  • 2
    Left. Always.

    ALWAYS
  • 1
    @jnordy only partial pitchforking 😁
  • 1
    @Feadoor but what do you do?
  • 1
    @nonamenix def function dontGiveAF()
  • 1
    I prefer right. But my lead just goes and changes them to left. 😤
  • 1
    Left
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