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Den 2020-05-29 kl. 23:57, skrev Optikos:
> Well, to be fair, C and its progeny have botched the original BCPL block-statement bracketing hints.

Meaing they do not have them?

Which is something I find a bad thing - or if you turn it around - I 
find having it a really good thing

I also noted some yeasr aga that end procedure-name/end function-name is 
not mandatory in Ada.
However gnat has a style option to warn if they are missing. That is a 
good thing too. other compilers may hae that - but I don't know.

I also find lone begin/end - as in pascal - just as hard to read.
And difficult to find if you happen to lose one - or pasting code into
another piece of code


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Björn