Waffling (was Re: single-line terinary operators considered harmful)
Des Small
des.small at bristol.ac.uk
Wed Mar 5 12:06:31 EST 2003
Stephen Horne <intentionally at blank.co.uk> writes:
> Oops - I think I just figured it out... There was definitely a
> language I used where you'd get a null statement by having a semicolon
> after the last statement of a block (not that anyone cared), and now -
> I think it was Pascal.
Yes, Pascal does that. This used to cause hours of fun in the old
days, as C and Pascal programmers "discussed" the True Purpose Of
Semicolons. ("They're separators, C-weenie!" "They're terminators,
Pascal luser!")
Des
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