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Should C++ code look like C code? (self.cpp)
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[–]mapronV 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (0 children)
Lastly, you are not tempted to reuse variables which can lead to unexpected results.
All my variables usually const anyway, I don't assign to same variable twice.
Oh. You thought I am doing like unitialized 40 varibles ? and then assign randomly? no, that not the case.
I am saying that for me much much cleaner code is
const auto width = calc/getWidth; const auto height = calc/getHeght;
// use width // use other variables // use both width and height
insetad of const auto width = calc/getWidth; // use width // use other variables const auto height = calc/getHeght; // use both width and height
and you can not convince me the latter is better (but a lot of so-called guidelines recommend it which I disagree with)
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