Coding style.

[Xav]

I'm not making school projects - we've never been taught anything about programming at school - we do boring things. How many times do we need to know how to select cells in Excel?

[Chinmoy]

Ok. In which class are you? We learnt that in i think class 6! Also had basic alongwith...

[Xav]

Where are you based again? We've never had anything like programming.

[Chinmoy]

Im from India-one diverse country. You ll find the poorest to the richest people here, shortest mud houses to scyscrapers...everything. Gives you a better insight of the world...opens the mind.

[G_Morgan]

Where are you based again? We've never had anything like programming.

They did programming during A-Level computing when I did mine. In fact I wrote my A-Level project in Pascal.

[Chinmoy]

Ok, but here its' sheer competition. Before things are taught in school we all know it all..
We had a prankster group in school, disturbet all the computer classes..
Now college is a new life! Miss schools...

[chili5]

I like to indent all of my code so that it looks nice and doesn't run down the margin and is easy to read.

In PHP, the output in view-source cannot scroll horizontally, it drives me absolutely nuts when it does that lol, so i have "\n" at th end of everything.

[Xav]

I thought we fixed that?

[chili5]

lol it still scrolls horizontally. i guess i just have a weird PHP style lol

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[Aereshaa]

I never got taught programming in school; I just read books, and online guides, and man pages.
My programming style is basically this:

int main (int argc, char ** argv){
    /*stuff*/ 
    exit(0);
}

In other words, for every { indent four spaces more, for every } indent four spaces less.
In other languages, I use similar rules.