> How is having chunks of code smashed into the tops and bottoms of a blocks good for improving readability?
How is having a random newline at the top and bottom where there is already a clear separation between function signature and implementation via braces and the guide of the first indentation, helping readability?
All it does is steal valuable vertical space away from things that matter.
How is having a random newline at the top and bottom where there is already a clear separation between function signature and implementation via braces and the guide of the first indentation, helping readability?
All it does is steal valuable vertical space away from things that matter.