I tend to start it at 100 in Code Style checkers, but I never let that particular rule rise to the level of "throw an error and refuse to build/compile" that some code style rules might deserve.
This is as someone who codes these days primarily in Javascript, followed closely by PHP. But it seems like a fine rule when I've dipped into C#, C++, and Python.
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I tend to start it at 100 in Code Style checkers, but I never let that particular rule rise to the level of "throw an error and refuse to build/compile" that some code style rules might deserve.
This is as someone who codes these days primarily in Javascript, followed closely by PHP. But it seems like a fine rule when I've dipped into C#, C++, and Python.