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Seriously though, you as a group should agree in some code conventions so that all the code looks the same. Here is what Oracle has to say about if statements, if you need a powerful reason to change his mind: http://oracle.com/technetwork/java/...
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@Seag the merge conflicts are going to be nasty if others are still working on features
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@Joserc87 I had the same issue trying to debug his code... You know we know if the scope you're in ended or not 😡
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@burmesepornstar I found a way to merge conflicts with his code... just delete everything he's written, then rewrite everything, git add, git commit 😎
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@Seag this guy uses vim, and compiles in terminal. That's actually the professor's fault, he doesn't believe in IDE's.
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@Joserc87 it's 3 of us, but I'm yet to see the 3rd member of the group.
I guess I gatta be thankful this guy even does anything 😂 -
@arturgrigio I can understand vim + terminal, though that should underscore the importance for consistency and following some kinda standard. Makes my OCD tingle.
when your code is a mess but everything work out in the end
When you keep getting +1s on a rant you posted a month ago.
Go big or go home.
!rant
Working on a group project, and this is how my group member writes his "if" statements.
Should I change my group?
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