PowerFx Formatting If Statement Idiosyncrasies
The article discusses the formatting idiosyncrasies of if statements in PowerFx, a low-code programming language. The author argues that the default auto-formatting of if statements in PowerFx can be improved for better readability and understanding of the code. They suggest formatting the if statement in a way that clearly distinguishes the condition, true-statement, and false/else-statement. The author provides examples and visual representations to support their argument. They also mention that eliminating unnecessary if statements can result in cleaner code. Overall, the article offers opinions and suggestions for improving the formatting of if statements in PowerFx.
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