[fml]

Did you know that instead of this:

Код:

for(new i = 0; i < 50; i++) {
    if(i >= 15 && i <= 30) {
        print("ugly :(");
    }
}

You can do this:

Код:

for(new i = 0; i < 50; i++) {
    if(15 <= i <= 30) {
        print("yay!");
    }
}

Which is much more compact and clear?

[kamzaf]

personally number 1 for me is more clear to me, it makes more sense. Like loop through all players, if within the loop i is in betweem 15 and 30 it will print ugly. Correct me if im wrong.

[park4bmx]

they both do the same things, but in situations like this i would go with the 2nd one

[fml]

Quote:

Originally Posted by kamzaf personally number 1 for me is more clear to me, it makes more sense. Like loop through all players, if within the loop i is in betweem 15 and 30 it will print ugly. Correct me if im wrong.

For you, if(i >= 15 && i <= 30) is more clear than if(15 <= i <= 30) ? o.O They both do the same..

[park4bmx]

something didn't look good to me
Hmm.
1st one

pawn Код:

if(20 >= 15 && 20 <= 30)

meaning
if 20 is the same/bigger then 15
AND
if 20 is the same/lower then 30

2nd way

pawn Код:

if(15 <= 20 <= 30) {

meaning:
if 20 is same/smaller then 15
AND
if 20 is same/samller then 30

NOT the same

[Finn]

I don't know if that's just an example, but I don't understand why you have so much bigger loop than what you actually need.

Код:

for(new i = 15; i <= 30; i++) 
{
     print("yay!");
}

[fml]

Quote:

Originally Posted by park4bmx something didn't look good to me Hmm. 1st one pawn Код: if(20 >= 15 && 20 <= 30) meaning if 20 is the same/bigger then 15 AND if 20 is the same/lower then 30 2nd way pawn Код: if(15 <= 20 <= 30) { meaning: if 20 is same/smaller then 15 AND if 20 is same/samller then 30 NOT the same

They ARE the same.
if(15 <= i <= 30)
- i is same / bigger than 15
- i is less / same than 30

@Finn - It is only an example.

[park4bmx]

a 2nd look yes,
i too the "<=" as a point of the i on its right side
but then again 15 does the check not i

[Misiur]

Well, if you are interested, then learn about Yoda conditionals (I learned it from symfony coding standards).
Instead

pawn Код:

if(variable == 5)

you do

pawn Код:

if(5 == variable)

Why? Sometimes people make typos. And we are people. So if there was

pawn Код:

if(variable = 5)

Then you'd get random assignemnt istead of comparison

pawn Код:

if(5 = variable)

Syntax error, assigning variable to constant.

Note:
In PAWN we have "warning 211: possibly unintended assignment;", but still this is useful if you operate with a number of languages

[fml]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Misiur Well, if you are interested, then learn about Yoda conditionals (I learned it from symfony coding standards). Instead pawn Код: if(variable == 5) you do pawn Код: if(5 == variable) Why? Sometimes people make typos. And we are people. So if there was pawn Код: if(variable = 5) Then you'd get random assignemnt istead of comparison pawn Код: if(5 = variable) Syntax error, assigning variable to constant. Note: In PAWN we have "warning 211: possibly unintended assignment;", but still this is useful if you operate with a number of languages

I know about them, but I never made such a mistake and it really just makes less sense imo.