5. Many people who do not mess with the procedure (Block) often use the program to cut off. It is a program that is more difficult to understand using more than three cut off. Please see the example below:
INT A = 10;
INT b = 20;
INT C = 30;
INT D = 40;
IF (a == 10)
{
A = a D;
IF (b == 20)
{
B = B A;
IF (c! = b)
{
C = C 1;
IF (D> (A B))
Printf ("Made It All the Way To The Bottom! / N");
}
}
}
This may be exaggerated, but there are still many people really do. How do you write better? One way is to use a function to write:
Void next (int A, int B, INT C, INT D)
{
IF (c! = b)
{
C = C 1;
IF (D> (A B))
Printf ("Made It All the Way To The Bottom! / N");
}
}
int main ()
{
INT A = 10;
INT b = 20;
INT C = 30;
INT D = 40;
IF (a == 10)
{
A = a D;
IF (b == 20)
{
B = B A;
NEXT (A, B, C, D);
}
}
Return (0);
}
To write this, you may increase the workload, but the program is structured, it is easy to understand, and if the function is better, you can use it elsewhere.
