Exactly!! Having each different part be different colours essentially breaks the code into larger “tokens” which is much easier to read than letting your eyes get lost in a sea of uniformity.
It’s not about knowing which colour is variables and which colour is functions. It’s about there being some contrast between them.
Exactly!! Having each different part be different colours essentially breaks the code into larger “tokens” which is much easier to read than letting your eyes get lost in a sea of uniformity.
It’s not about knowing which colour is variables and which colour is functions. It’s about there being some contrast between them.