I have thought for a long while whether the question i m about to ask is worth asking or is it not. But my curiosity floods all my senses for me to ask you this: I read in a book a couple of days ago that the java convention for compounds statements is to put the opening brace directly after the, for example method declaration:
public void whyThisStyle(){
//code
}
I m used to putting both braces in a line such as:
public void whyThisStyle()
{
}
I deem it (personal taste surely)to be more readable, and however, it appears that the convention dictates suc ha personal (and trivial in a way) topic. Why is that?
public void whyThisStyle(){
//code
}
I m used to putting both braces in a line such as:
public void whyThisStyle()
{
}
I deem it (personal taste surely)to be more readable, and however, it appears that the convention dictates suc ha personal (and trivial in a way) topic. Why is that?