There are two types of coders out there:

int main() {
// code here
}

int main()
{
// code here
}

Which one are you?

No. 1.

int
main(int argc,
char **argv)
{
return 0;
}

:^)

@TktStatusPICNIC lol this is a really awful example of what my style is because i dont actually use it for main. But typically my function defs look like this:

```
INTERNAL void
DoTheThing(int MyCoolNumber,
char *MyCoolChar,
void *MyCoolData)
{
// Does the thing
}
```

It's more readable for me to read _down_ rather than right; to view parameters in a list rather than one big long string that I have to visually parse.

@TktStatusPICNIC You're welcome! Hope it goes well for ya, and I hope you don't get the death glares I get :D

That's interesting. I always write the variables in one row. Do you do the same with for loops?

I'm number 3... the guy who gets sick of this question.

First one

Depends on the language. With C#, Java, and C++ I do number 2. With C and pretty much all scripting languages I tend to do number 1.