Hu?Without spaces, with spaces. It will work now.
C/C++ do not care about spaces at all. you can write all the code in a oneline in C/C++ if you like too.
The Lexer/parser in the compiler will remove any whitepasces, comments etc from the code before trying to compile it.
+ a ton of other shit it does. check syntaxes. ensures the code followes the language "Grammar rules", etc
C:
#include<stdio.h>;#include<stdbool.h>;#define True 1;#define TRUE True;#define False 0;#define FALSE False;int main(){bool WaitPatiently=0,WaitEvenMore=0,Code=0,English=0;if(!English)WaitPatiently=True;else if(English&&Code)WaitEvenMore=True;printf("English:%i\nCode:%i\nWaitPatiently:%i\nWaitEvenMore:%i\n",English,Code,WaitPatiently,WaitEvenMore);return 0;}
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now show me how you use xor to create the mask
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