There is a correct way to write code in C++ (and any other lang but it’s different for each) and their is a wrong way. Both produce programs that work – and may work as fast. The correct way creates code that is easy to read – the wrong way creates code I refuse to read. For anyone that cared – this is what I say the right way is…
Spaces, spaces, spaces! - Place spaces before and after every operator!
Right:
if (foo == bar)
moosecow = hotshit + ass;
Wrong:
if (foo==bar)
moosecow=hotshit+ass;
Call in support we have Brackets! – Never place brackets on the same line as if/class definition!
Right:
If (moosecow == hey)
{
ADD CODE HERE
}
Wrong:
if (moosecow == hey) {
ADD CODE HERE
}
Those are the major ones; I agree almost 100% with this site (google cache).
