One of my coworker change the code from

```
void foo() {
if (condition)
{
}
else
{
}
}
```

to

```
condition ? ifTrue : ifFalse;
```

and add it to changelog

```
- fix bugs // yes with an "s"
- feature added
- some list of the bug fixed.
```

I refer back to the commit, only one Fucking commit and on changes. Bro, what the fuck?

I'm getting PTSD.

@C0D4 Oh no... cool bro ..

@C0D4 You could also use:

while(condition) { /*some code*/; break }

Or when you need 2 alternative ways

while(condition) { /*some code*/; goto end; } /*alternative code*/ ; end:;

Or even more unreadable:

void functionCase0(int bla)

{ /*some code*/ }

void functionCase1(int bla)

{ /*some code*/ }

void functionCase2(int bla)

{ /*some code*/ }

void functionCase6(int bla)

{ /*some code*/ }

int main(void)

{

/*some code*/

void (*functionTarget[7]) (int) =

{

[0]=functionCase0,

[1]=functionCase1,

[2]=functionCase2,

[6]=functionCase6,

};

functionTarget[in](5);

return 0;

}

Just make sure in is either 0,1,2 or 6 and not anything else.

@happygimp0 O.I

@happygimp0 I'm starting to not like you 🫣

add PR review to any change to master bra

@happygimp0 If you were in my team and wrote code like that, I would quit the company right away lol.