How to check for equals? (0 == i) or (i == 0) [closed]

Answer 1

I personally prefer the use of variable-operand-value format in part because I have been using it so long that it feels "natural" and in part because it seems to the predominate convention. There are some languages that make use of assignment statements such as the following:

:1 -> x

So in the context of those languages it can become quite confusing to see the following even if it is valid:

:if(1=x)

So that is something to consider as well. I do agree with the message box response being one scenario where using a value-operand-variable format works better from a readability stand point, but if you are looking for constancy then you should forgo its use.