i have a call to one of my own functions that needs two strings to be joined together ie
instead ofCode:update_board_array(board, strcat(escape_code, COLOUR_BLACK_PIECE), x ,y);
is it ok to do the former or should i stick the the second exampleCode:strcat(escape_code, COLOUR_BLACK_PIECE) update_board_array(board, escape_code, x ,y);
coop
And how does escape_code get back to being it's ordinary self, so you can do say
strcat(escape_code, COLOUR_WHITE_PIECE)
You should avoid unnecessarily compressing statements together.
Leave the micro-optimisations to the compiler.
Keep things simple, so it's easy to read / modify / debug.
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ok thanks does that go for the ? : thingy ma jig as well.... should i be using if else statements?
