PEP 7: Break lines before operators ("Knuth's style") #3931
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gvanrossum
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Sep 2, 2024
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I'm not happy about PEP 8 & 7 turning into rules (even machine-checkable ones, somehow). But a summary of what we find readable is helpful. Is this what you meant, or do you want to remove the brace formatting as well? |
gvanrossum
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As discussed in: https://discuss.python.org/t/pep-7-break-lines-before-operators-like-pep-8/62402
It doesn't make much sense for C and Python to be different here, and the reasons for "Knuth's style" in PEP 8 apply to C code as well.
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