Long conditional expressions
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utzoo!decvax!harpo!npoiv!npois!houxi!houxb!lmg
Mon Oct 25 10:11:14 AEST 1982
I'd like to know what people do with very long conditional expressions,
for example:
if((a == b) && (c == d) && (e != f) && (g != h) && ((i >= j) || (k <= l)) && (m != n) && (o >= p)) {
return(a);
}
Should it just be allowed to wrap around, or should it be split, say, like this:
if((a == b)
&& (c == d)
&& (e != f)
&& (g != h)
&& ((i >= j) || (k <= l))
&& (m != n)
&& (o >= p)) {
return(a);
}
Neither one is exactly pretty. Should the whole thing be recoded to remove
the problem?
Larry Geary
Bell Labs, Holmdel
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