Re: 回复: Re: [refactoring] Why is 'else ' demanded?

I am more of an InterCal guy, I like "Please return 7" over "return 7".

Also, if you see a design error, you can just prefix it with "Please
don't" and have a clear comment about that code toward your fellow
programmers.

Have fun,
Willem.

On 15/06/2013 21:34, Richard wrote:
> If it is considered that a programming language is 'better' for having
> removed all strictly unnecessary code constructs, then languages like
> 'Brainfuck' would be the pinnacle of all programming languages, having
> only 8 instructions and absolutely no redundant constructs.
> <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainfuck>
> 
> BF doesn't even have an 'if' construct at all, only a 'while'
> construct.  'if' statements must be formulated in terms of a while
> loop that either executes once or not at all.
> 


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