问题描述
我们大多数人这样写条件语句：
Most of us write conditionals like:
if (resultIndex == 0)
...但我occaisionally碰到有人写他们这样的：
...but occaisionally I come across someone writing them like:
if (0 == resultIndex)
...和有趣的人已经作者和看似非常热打码机。
...and interestingly those people have been authors and seemingly pretty hot coders.
那么，为什么有些人选择'倒退'的风格？有一些背后的历史？ ？Readabililty
So why do some people choose the 'backwards' style? Is there some history behind it? Readabililty?
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推荐答案
这已经被问过无数次，虽然我似乎无法找到的DUP。
This has been asked numerous times before though I can't seem to find the Dup.
从本质上讲，这种风格是从C宿醉凡
Essentially, this style is a hangover from C where a common mistake for
if (c == 5) //Comparison
是
if (c = 5) //Assignment
在在后一种情况下，编译rwould不会抱怨这样的人写的，像这样来减少这种情况的发生。
In the latter case, the compile rwould not complain so people wrote it like so to reduce the likelyhood of this happening
if (5 == c)
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