| ??? 01/13/06 17:12 Read: times |
#107322 - I don't like it Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Eymard Gorman said:
Seems a bit sloppy to be; eg, under 'Data Types' he is confusing the data types themselves with the notation used for constants of those types! the statment If the variable is for storing a person's first name, you should call the variable firstName. Notice in the second example the use of two words, squashed together as one. This is a variable naming practice that is becoming very popular and should be used for clarity. Is far too prescriptive, and we could have an entire flame war on the pros & cons of different naming conventions...! the statement Note: every line of C code must end in a semicolon (;). We will discuss why at a later date. Is just plain wrong! The semicolon is a statement terminator in 'C' - not a line terminator! In the "Examples of erroneous C code", the following would not be reported as errors by the compiler (just warnings): c = "abc"; c = "f"; |
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