Re: do { quit; } else { }

bart <bc@freeuk.com> writes:

On 11/04/2025 22:36, Keith Thompson wrote:

bart <bc@freeuk.com> writes:
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Rubbish. Everyone finds C declaration syntax a nightmare.

Rubbish.  I find C declaration syntax annoying, not a "nightmare".

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Annoying would be having to get letter case or punctuation just right.

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So, yeah, a 'nightmare' is more apt than 'annoying'.

Bart, bart, bart.

You made a false statement about how *everyone* feels about
C's declaration syntax.  We all know that you consider it to be
a nightmare.  I don't think I've ever said or implied that you
shouldn't feel that way.  You think everyone *should* find it
a nightmare?  Fine.

You cannot possibly be so deluded that you think everyone feels
the same way as you do, and we're all lying about it.

Do you seriously believe that I personally find C declaration syntax
a nightmare?  Why the hell would I lie about something like that?
Why would you?  Or perhaps you don't consider me to be a member of
"everyone"?

Perhaps when you wrote "Everyone finds C declaration syntax a
nightmare", you meant something other than that everyone finds C
declaration syntax a nightmare.

Earlier in this thread, you wrote: "I wonder if I could withdraw all
MY statements in this thread, and be treated with an equal amount
of civility?".  Here's your opportunity to find out.  Withdraw your
statement about how everyone feels about C declaration syntax and
see how we react.

You want to be treated better?  Stop making deeply silly statements.

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