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The POSH Style vs. Easy Code Showdown
Recently I really got disheartened by seeing some code written by redcoders. Why they write POSH style code which nobody understands or at least hard to understand instantly? Is that really necessary?
can you understand this for loop in one go?
for(i=(B<2?2-B:0); i<res; ++i){
I think no.
