do you also do line breaks in your code like you would in a poem? the linter doesn't understand. i broke the line like that for a reason, mainly because it makes it more readable. have never worked with a programmer who understood that.
In chat programs today and all the way back to my early IRC years, I've been putting a space between a ? or ! and the preceding word, if the word is at the end of the line/paragraph.
Coffee? Yes, please !
It's probably just a neurodivergent quirk, but it's always felt far more readable and just... right.
python is one of the languages where i do this. it's more using good typographical practices with line breaks, rather than using whitespace. especially with code comments
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do you also do line breaks in your code like you would in a poem? the linter doesn't understand. i broke the line like that for a reason, mainly because it makes it more readable. have never worked with a programmer who understood that.
In chat programs today and all the way back to my early IRC years, I've been putting a space between a ? or ! and the preceding word, if the word is at the end of the line/paragraph.
Coffee? Yes, please !
It's probably just a neurodivergent quirk, but it's always felt far more readable and just... right.
Not in Python. Whitespace and lineation can be important in some poems and Python just doesn't have the flexibility.
I have experimented with Javascript eval(``) ... but prefer not to talk about it.
python is one of the languages where i do this. it's more using good typographical practices with line breaks, rather than using whitespace. especially with code comments