In Delphi, the beginning and the end of a program block are marked with begin and endkeywords, while C-like programming languages use curly braces for this purpose:{}. This may be the way Delphi achieves better code readabilityfor the visually impaired.
Yes, when you write Then after IF, you think all the time, because it's clear that Then, why write it?)
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A perl from wikipedia? I just came across it :)
In Delphi, the beginning and the end of a program block are marked with begin and endkeywords, while C-like programming languages use curly braces for this purpose:{}. This may be the way Delphi achieves better code readability for the visually impaired.
Yes, when you write After IF, you think all the time, because it's clear that Then, why write?)
An intrigue, though:
An intrigue, though:
Both?
More like the second one:
2016.03.18 23:28:06.374 Network '2770808': trading has been enabled - netting mode
An intrigue, though:
What did they do in the end?
If there is a reting mode, there must be a Non-Neting mode.
If there is a netting mode now, there must be a non-netting mode.