On Sun, Jun 11, 2017 at 4:58 PM, Edson H <dev_nul...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> No so much, but In Pascal you need to do:
>
>
> if ... then
> begin //WARNING: If use more than a sentence, you need BEGIN-END
> ...
> end //DANGER: Don't put semicolon!!!!!
> else if ... then
> begin //WARNING: If use more than a sentence, you need BEGIN-END
> ...
> end //DANGER: Don't put semicolon!!!!!
> else
> begin //WARNING: the same before.
> //some code
> end; //DANGER: Put semicolon!!!!!
>
>
You're right about classic Pascal. I agree that is ugly.
However, Martin is fixing this, always putting a semicolon no matter what.
Besides that, the "begin" doesn't exists anymore, just "end". In other
words, we will always have a "block" using if-then-end instead of
if-then-begin-end.
Marcos Douglas
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