Personally, for C-like languages I prefer Allman. As far as semicolons, I don't even know if it's taught anymore but in C and C++, for example, the ; is a statement terminator.

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C differs from other programming languages, like Python, in that you need to compile programs before you can run them. You’ll typically do this in C using the command “make”.

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That said, languages like Ruby handle this elegantly enough, and the perfect language terminates statements with parentheses anyway, more elegant tools from a more civilized age and all. More ...