= Beginners Development Coding Standards =

== As implemented in C++ ==

 * Single line logic statements, with spaces. 

{{{
if ( foo == bar ) {
    ...
}
}}}

 * Same goes for Class declarations, or functions. Functions must space as if it was a logic statement.

{{{
class foo {
    public:

    foo() {
        ...
    }
    void bar( int arg ) {
        ...
    }
};
}}}

 * Main method should be neat and clean

{{{
int main ( int argc, char ** argv ) {
    ...
}
}}}


 * C++ Example

{{{
int main ( int argc, char ** argv ) {
    int  foo = 0;
    int  bar = 1;
    bool baz = false;

    bar = get_blumpkin( foo );

    if ( bar == 1 )
        frobernate( baz );

    if ( baz || bar != 3 ) {
        do_stuff();
        open_blotch( foo );  // we blotch the foo
    } else {
        baz_the_bar( foo );
    }

    /*
     * This is a multi line comment
     * Line up the lines so it looks nice
     * Because this just looks fantastic
     *
     */

    std::cout << "Well, hey there.\n";

}
}}}


== As implemented in Java ==


{{{

public class Example {
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		
		    int     foo = 0;
		    int     bar = 1;
		    boolean baz = false;

		    bar = getBlumpkin( foo );

		    if ( bar == 1 )
		        frobernate( baz );

		    if ( baz || bar != 3 ) {
		        doStuff();
		        openBlotch( foo );  // we blotch the foo
		    } else {
		        bazTheBar( foo );
		    }

		    /*
		     * This is a multi line comment
		     * Line up the lines so it looks nice
		     * Because this just looks fantastic
		     *
		     */

		    System.out.println( "Well, hey there." );
	}
}
}}}