that’s a slight lie though, there’s one notable ex...
# books
a
that’s a slight lie though, there’s one notable exception: Atomic Kotlin (Eckel, Isakova) also uses 2 spaces. And I’m glad it does, not sure I would have been brave enough to be the first 2-space Kotlin book
k
What fascinates me is this apparent fixation with indents having to be a power of 2 (i.e. most people use 2, 4 or 8). The Ada standard programming guidelines use 3 spaces, which tends to be adhered to, and in a previous job we've also used 3 spaces with C and C++, and that worked well.
a
hah, I’d be so uncomfortable with 3 spaces, for no reason whatsoever
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