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A style guide helps us understand how something should look. '''In our courses it is important your code follows our style guide'''. The examples in the style guide use [[C]] programming language, but the guide can be easily extrapolated to other programming languages. | A style guide helps us understand how something should look. '''In our courses it is important your code follows our style guide'''. The examples in the style guide use [[C]] programming language, but the guide can be easily extrapolated to other programming languages. | ||
Please [https://manual.cs50.net/style/ click here to see our official course style guide]. This style guide is used with permission from the folks at Harvard Universities excellent CS50<ref>https://manual.cs50.net/style/</ref> | Please [https://manual.cs50.net/style/ click here to see our official course style guide]. This style guide is used with permission from the folks at Harvard Universities excellent CS50<ref>https://manual.cs50.net/style/</ref> course. | ||
If on the off-chance the resource is unavailable, I have uploaded it as a PDF file [[Media:ed File:Style Guide.pdf| here]]. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 08:23, 31 May 2016
Style guide[1]
A style guide helps us understand how something should look. In our courses it is important your code follows our style guide. The examples in the style guide use C programming language, but the guide can be easily extrapolated to other programming languages.
Please click here to see our official course style guide. This style guide is used with permission from the folks at Harvard Universities excellent CS50[2] course.
If on the off-chance the resource is unavailable, I have uploaded it as a PDF file here.