Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 24th Sep 2012 15:07 UTC, submitted by MOS6510
"I've been programming professionally for about 3 years at this point, and I've noticed some interesting patterns in other programmers I've worked with. One of the key differentiators among programmers is motivation. I'm not referring to an individual's passion to simply be successful in their career, but rather the type of work they want to pursue. The thing they want to do with computers every day, the types of problems they are interested in solving."
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2009-08-13
I think you can write even complex ternary operator statements with only a good format:
return x ? foo :
y ? bar :
z;
(sorry, still don't know how to verbatim here)
I think what we discuss about is really personal preference, because I (and other proponents) find it not harder to read. To us, it really was only a matter of learning