Re: else ladders practice

On 16/11/2024 15:51, Bart wrote:

On 16/11/2024 09:42, Stefan Ram wrote:

Dan Purgert <dan@djph.net> wrote or quoted:

if (n==0) { printf ("n: %u\n",n); n++;}
if (n==1) { printf ("n: %u\n",n); n++;}
if (n==2) { printf ("n: %u\n",n); n++;}
if (n==3) { printf ("n: %u\n",n); n++;}
if (n==4) { printf ("n: %u\n",n); n++;}
printf ("all if completed, n=%u\n",n);

>
   My bad if the following instruction structure's already been hashed
   out in this thread, but I haven't been following the whole convo!
>
   In my C 101 classes, after we've covered "if" and "else",
   I always throw this program up on the screen and hit the newbies
   with this curveball: "What's this bad boy going to spit out?".

 FGS please turn down the 'hip lingo' generator down a few notches!
 

I wonder what happened to Stefan.  He used to make perfectly good posts.   Then he disappeared for a bit, and came back with this new "style".
Given that this "new" Stefan can write posts with interesting C content, such as this one, and has retained his ugly coding layout and non-standard Usenet format, I have to assume it's still the same person behind the posts.
Is he using some "translate to hip lingo" tool?  Or has he had a stroke or brain tumour that has rendered him incapable of writing text like an adult while still being able to write C code?