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View Poll Results: Who uses white space?
Yes, i make it so people can read my code 39 69.64%
Yes, i make it so i think that others can resd it 7 12.50%
No, only I can read my code 3 5.36%
I think that only i can read my code 3 5.36%
I don't understand the question. 4 7.14%
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Re: "White space"

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Originally Posted by rc_cola1323 View Post
You would be surprised, some people just don't like to organize their code after its written.
I know that some people don't use whitespace, I'm just questioning why one would want to do so (ie, it seems like the OP is trying to make a case for not using whitespace). As Joe pointed out, using whitespace makes your code easier for you (and everyone else) to read.

Generally, the argument is for how much whitespace is enough, and usually boils down to personal opinion. Personally, I like white space.
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