Programming style

Programming style

1. concept

   • is a term that describes conventions for writing
     • source code in certain programming languages.

2. K & R style

   • It is about opening the key in the same statement line of the order,
     • indenting the following steps at the same level as the key and closing
       • the key at the same level as the statement
   • advantages and disadvantages
     • is that the opening key does not requires an extra line and completion
       • key is aligned conceptually to the conceptual statement to which it belongs
     • this style is that the final key of a block takes an enterf line,
       • which could be partially resolved in the if / else and do / while blocks

3. Allman style

   • Is about create a new line for the keys,
     • and devise the code below of them
   • advantages and disadvantages
     • is that the indentation of the code clearly differentiates
       • the instructions of a block with the conditional statement.
     • each key completion occupies a whole line without adding any code

4. Kernel Normal Form

   • It is the way most used for the software distribution code
     • of the Berkeley operating system.

5. Wishart style

   • This style puts the key that followsed in the next line.
     • the declaration of a block is made indent
   • advantages and disadvantages
     • the blocks are clearly separated from the control instruction
     • it could be that the keys they occupy an entire line.