>>Basically the same thing, and I find it to be a little easier to read
without all those brackets,
It depends how you use brackets. Personally I use them as blank lines, a little like it would look in Python,
and mostly: no braket when it is not necessary.
Your piece of code would ;ook like:
int factorial(int x)
{
if (x == 0) return(1);
else return(x * factorial(x-1));
}
Much easier to read as far as I'm concerned.
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