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1 line if code blocks; easier to read
This sounds a bit odd, but for realy short if code blocks, I actually find it easier to read. For example:
if ($class eq "Warrior") { @stats = (10, 15, 7, 9) } is a bit easier for me to read then: if ($class eq "Warrior") { @stats = (10, 15, 7, 9) } Now, on longer if code, I certainly dont' find that the same is true. Anyway, am I the only one that thinks this. I've been finding it especially useful for when I have an if statement that's in an if statement. But I don't want to get in the habbit of doing that if the rest of the world can't read it.
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