Re: Which code style do you prefer the most?

On 13.03.2025 15:19, Michael S wrote:

The usual suspects wrote: 

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Mathematicians come in two varieties: those who are oblivious
to ambiguity and those who relish it. This i situation goes
unnoticed by the former, and pleases the latter. 

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Mathematicians come in two varieties - those that can count,
and those that can't count. 

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Mathematicians come in three varieties - those that can count,
and those that can't count.  The third variety is left as an
exercise for the student. 

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There are two sorts of people.  Those that can infer from
missing data. 

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There are 10 kinds of people, people who know binary and those
who don't. 

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There are 01 kinds of people, those who understand little-endian
notation and those who don't. 

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There are '\0002' kinds of people: those who understand that a C
octal character escape is restricted to three digits, and those who
drag their knuckles on the ground when they try to walk on their
hind legs.

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There are two sorts of people - those that can be divided into two
sorts of people, and those that can't. 

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There are two sorts of people: unstable sorts, which leave identical
twins in an unpredictable order, and stable sorts, which preserve
their original order.

 
There are two sorts of people: those that find jokes about two sorts of
people amusing and myself.

Amassed they might look boring, especially if they follow the same
building principle. But there's various types here, and that's nice.
Personally I like the recursive one a lot! (It also reminds me the
"Life of Brian" movie concerning individuals.)

Janis