Having an IDE to automatically format code really reminds me of why QBASIC was so great for beginners: because beginner programmers can't be trusted to format their code nicely.
But keep in mind, the formatting of the code has nothing at all to do with code quality. One could have a horrible bunch of crap using what people consider "pretty" syntax. One could also write a very elegant algorithm written with what you consider "ugly" syntax. Whether it be snake case, camel case, all uppercase, or all lowercase, two indents, four indents, tabs, spaces, braces on the same line, braces on different lines, semicolons here or there ... it's very subjective, and it makes absolutely no difference to what is real code quality. I've seen coding horrors that were "beautifully" written. (beautifully, as in: very strictly following a particular set of syntax formatting rules.)
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Having an IDE to automatically format code really reminds me of why QBASIC was so great for beginners: because beginner programmers can't be trusted to format their code nicely.
But keep in mind, the formatting of the code has nothing at all to do with code quality. One could have a horrible bunch of crap using what people consider "pretty" syntax. One could also write a very elegant algorithm written with what you consider "ugly" syntax. Whether it be snake case, camel case, all uppercase, or all lowercase, two indents, four indents, tabs, spaces, braces on the same line, braces on different lines, semicolons here or there ... it's very subjective, and it makes absolutely no difference to what is real code quality. I've seen coding horrors that were "beautifully" written. (beautifully, as in: very strictly following a particular set of syntax formatting rules.)