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Is there any mistake in this Thread code. Text in code is in my native language. As a working compromise, I simply adopt the style of whomever's code I am working with, and I ask others to maintain my style when they work on code I wrote. And dont' touch this tiny ad:. Life is, of course, too short to have spent as much time on this as I just already have, so, in general, it's best to be flexible about this, use the form that causes the least grief to all involved, and devote your energies to other things. You used spaces, not tabs, right?

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Can someone tell me if I'm writing the code in correct format like spacing, comments, etc. Nearly all else either matches between the styles, or is something people don't care enough about to get red-faced in fist-clenching rage over it no kidding: The only thing I'd personally strongly object to is not leaving spaces between the comment delimiters and the comment words.

Just to prove that I believe I am going to live forever, I've taken one additional moment to reformat the OP's example according to almighty God's my own style choice: Just to prove that I believe I am going to live forever, I've taken one additional moment to reformat the OP's example according to almighty God's my own style choice:. You are also inconsistent with your comments.

I might not have blank lines in all the places you do, and I definitely would drop the comments after each closing brace, but otherwise I think it's fine. As a working compromise, I simply adopt the style of tabbela code I am working with, and I ask others to maintain my style when they work on code I wrote. You used spaces, not tabs, right? It's also the basis of all that wonderful API documentation. Is yabela any mistake in this Thread code. But, for God's sake, pick one style and use it. And yes, spaces, not tabs.

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Of course, life gets more complicated when one is working for one of those soul-crushing sweatshops that requires everyone to adhere to the "company style manual. We have chosen one of several popular styles. But, fwiw, I also noticed that, because I never depart from my choice, tabeka colleagues eventually just got used to it and stopped bitching at me about it.

Indent style Good reference, Ivan. Text in code is in my native language.

The position of braces is less important, although people hold passionate beliefs. That is a very useful addition to the Ranch, SM.

In my view, Javadoc is one of the things that sets Java apart from every other language I've ever learned. And dont' touch this tiny ad: Ivan Jozsef Balazs wrote: The exception is when I find I am working on code that does not consistently apply a single style, in which case I plant my flag, declare dominion, and reformat it all to my personal taste.

I'd also lose the comments at the ends of the loops. I would also suggest that whatever you do, be consistent. Try picking one way of doing it, and doing it consistently. I am a long-time adherent to what that article names "Allman style," which is pretty much this: Pick a style that suits you, then use it consistently.

That tends to be a matter of opinion or, all too often, screaming disagreements. Life is, of course, too short to have spent as much time on this as I just already have, so, in general, it's shumzimi to be flexible about this, use the form that causes the least grief to all involved, and devote your energies to other things.

And dont' touch this tiny ad:.

Tabs are the work of evil.