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Pearson Education, Inc., 221 River Street, Hoboken, New Jersey 07030, (Pearson) presents this site to provide information about products and services that can be purchased through this site. Good programmers adopt a style and practice it in all their work. Consistency in spacing and indentation are part of what’s called a programming style.
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The programs you write must be understandable to other programmers, including yourself when you look at the code weeks or months later to fix a bug or make an enhancement. Why? Because spacing makes it easier for you to see how a program is organized and to which programming block a statement belongs. You could have written the Splash program without using blank spaces or used the Tab key to indent lines, and it would compile successfully.Īlthough the number of spaces in front of lines isn’t important, you should use consistent spacing and indentation in your Java programs. Spacing is strictly for the benefit of people looking at a computer program-the Java compiler doesn’t care. Blank Spaces and Whitespace in a Java ProgramĪs you typed in the Splash program in Listing 4.1, taking care to get the right number of spaces before each statement to make sure it all lined up properly, you might have asked yourself whether that’s important.īlank spaces and whitespace are completely unimportant as far as the computer is concerned. You can find all of Minecraft’s known splash messages and explanations for many of them on Minecraft Wiki. Because players needed food to stay alive, accidentally shooting the food was a major faux pas. The message Blue warrior shot the food! is a splash message in Minecraft that pays homage to Gauntlet, a 1980s coin-operated videogame in which up to four players roamed through a dungeon killing monsters and accumulating treasure.
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