when should I use a function call without parenteses?
In which context do you use a function call without paranteses? (considering the function doesn't has arguments or they're default, of couse) I want to know when/why should I use or if it depends only to programmer's coding style.. f / baa.foo versus f() / baa.foo() personally, to me, which came from C and C# world I find a bit strange use f symbol being f a function but I can get used to it very easily.
Re: when should I use a function call without parenteses?
On Tuesday, 16 September 2014 at 01:11:49 UTC, AsmMan wrote: In which context do you use a function call without paranteses? It is really just personal preference, people tend to leave the parens off when they just add subjective noise. A good rule though would be to leave the parens off when it is an obvious function call or if the function is cheap enough that the call doesn't matter (if it is just a thin property for example). I want to know when/why should I use or if it depends only to programmer's coding style.. basically yeah it is just that.
