1.2 Expressions and Statements

Indent to show structure.

BAD CASE

for(n++;n<100;field[n++]='\0');

*i = '\0'; return('\n');

GOOD CASE

for(n++; n<100; n++)

field[n] = '\0';

*i = '\0';

return '\n';

Even better is to put the assignment in the body and separate the increment, 

so the loop takes a more conventional form and is thus easier to grasp.

Use the natural form for expressions.

Conditional expressions that include negations are always hard to understand.

BAD CASE

if(!(a < b) || !(b <= c))

GOOD CASE

if((a >= b)||(b > c))

Parenthesize to resolve ambiguity.

Break up complex expressions.

Be clear.

Be careful with side effects.

WORD

Parenthesize 괄호 안에 넣다