EPITA Programming style standard

A single ligne MUST NOT contain more than one statement.

This is wrong:

x = 3; y = 4; x = 3, y = 4;

This is correct:

          
          x = 3;
          x = 4;

Commas MUST NOT be used on a line to separate statements.
The comma MUST be followed by a single space, except when they separate arguments in function (or macro) calls and declarations and the argument list spans multiple lines: in such cases, there MUST NOT be any trailing whitespace at the end of each line.
The semicolon MUST be followed by a newline.
For a detailed review of exceptions to the three previous rules, See Control structures.
Statements keywords MUST be followed by a single whitespace, except those without arguments. This especially implies that return without argument, like continue and break, MUST NOT be separated from the following semicolon by a whitespace.

When the return statement takes an argument, this argument MUST NOT be enclosed in parenthesis.

This is wrong:

return (0);

This is correct:

          
          return 0;