Whatever does the job for you.
But i prefer the first one because its easier to comment out // specific statements.
Marco vd Heijden:
Whatever does the job for you.
But i prefer the first one because its easier to comment out // specific statements.
My Doubt is Clear Now!
Thank You!
If condition1 is false the others are not computed — both are equivalent — just as easy to comment out.
if(Condition1 /*&& Condition2*/ && Condition3) { Take Action. } |
if(Condition1 && // Condition2 && Condition3 ){ Take Action. } |
William Roeder:
If condition1 is false the others are not computed — both are equivalent — just as easy to comment out.
If condition1 is false the others are not computed — both are equivalent — just as easy to comment out.
That was very very helpful to understand more clearly.
Thank you so much!
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Dear Experts,
Could you please advise which one of the following conditioning method is the best and most effecting in codding?
Thanking you in advance!