What you say is what you code

[Rage]

This one gave me a good laugh:

if (index == 1 || 2)
{
...bla
}

The guy was probably on the phone while writing it.

Company policy : no access to the internet but CP ~RaGE()

[PIEBALDconsult]

Another reason to like C# Perhaps also another argument for the fans of

if ( 1 == index ) { ... }

[Lost User]

When I was a noob programmer I would do things like that.

if (index == 1 || index == 2)
...

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[John R Shaw]

Thanks Rage! :laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh: As soon as I open this post a laughed, before even reading it.

INTP "Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence."Edsger Dijkstra

[Dan Neely]

I think that's easier to read, and less ambiguous than this since you don't have to wonder if the equals was intended or a strict less than was actually wanted. if ((1 <= index) && (index <= 2))

-- Rules of thumb should not be taken for the whole hand.

[Russell Jones]

am i losing it? what's wrong with that? Russell

[Ed Poore]

You just have to be careful sometimes because some bizarre languages and/or compilers might have different precedence.  I'm guessing that's what he means, to be safe I for one always put in the braces just to make sure it's doing what I want and not what it wants.

[Lost User]

My example was the corrected version.

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[Muammar]

:laugh::laugh:, you know what?? I had a couple of "???" on my head while reading through these posts until I read your post, only then I thought "ok, I'm not the only one who think's (am I missing something):laugh:

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[Russell Jones]

hence the full stop at the end of the sentence not a colon. I should check english syntax aswell as code. Thanks for the response. Russ