just follow google style convention for your language

>>54827580
I did the first style in school because that's how I learned to program. Then I read K&R and the Linux kernel coding style guide and discovered that anything not K&R is wrong because (a) K&R are _right_ and (b) K&R are right.

>>54827580
https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/CodingStyle
now fuck off

>>54827769
I was just asking your preference. Jeez. I personally prefer under as it provides more readability. For me at least

>>54827823
I'm just curious. I don't know any programmers IRL to ask.

>>54827769
if(faggot)
{
print("fuck you");
}

fuck you

>>54827580
It only matters that you do the right thing in context, and that you commit to a usable and logical convention. The kernel.org text isn't a perfect style guide in itself, but it can teach a great lesson about why styling appropriate to your context is important.

>>54827853
Alright, are you guys /hostile/ because of the print statement? or the question?

To the side, but fuck not putting a space between it and the last block of text

>>54827853
>can use code tag
>can't indent
maybe you should end yourself.

side
less keystrokes
having to press enter twice, inserting a bracket in between
would you do

def a()\
:
 print("faggots")

in Python?

>>54827580
Top; more work as >>54828660 says but i find it infinitely more readable.