Remember, whatever we choose gets propagated throughout...
EndLoop
EndWhile
EndFor
EndFunction
The reason I suggest using the "no space" version of the word is because a compiler will be able to use a single token to make decisions instead if having to pair up the words as it compiles. The words are always used together, should they not be combined?
What does everyone think? Is it more readable the other way?
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I was just thinking to myself...
Which is better..
If x > 0
...
EndIf //no space
or
If x > 0
...
End If //with a space
Remember, whatever we choose gets propagated throughout...
EndLoop
EndWhile
EndFor
EndFunction
The reason I suggest using the "no space" version of the word is because a compiler will be able to use a single token to make decisions instead if having to pair up the words as it compiles. The words are always used together, should they not be combined?
What does everyone think? Is it more readable the other way?
Ok, no comments on this one.
I'm thinking it makes sense to use the "with a space" flavor becuase we are here to make things readable and easy to do.
The compilers wont have that much more work to do to decide what we are talking about.