alt Hacker NewsI know some (or even the official?) JavaDoc style guidelines require <p> woithout closing counterparts. But to me this feels the same as omitting semicolins in JS -yes, xou can get away with it, but it's bad style in my opinion.
I know some (or even the official?) JavaDoc style guidelines require <p> woithout closing counterparts. But to me this feels the same as omitting semicolins in JS -yes, xou can get away with it, but it's bad style in my opinion.
In the context of javadoc, you can think of <p> as a paragraph break, just like <br> is a line break.