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No. It is very standard and normal C style. Your example is a bad one, because it should just be a for loop, but in general there's nothing wrong with

if ((a = f()) != NULL)
    ...

if ((a = f()) != NULL)
    ...

for example (or with while).

No. It is very standard and normal C style. Your example is a bad one, because it should just be a for loop, but in general there's nothing wrong with

if ((a = f()) != NULL)
    ...

for example (or with while).

No. It is very standard and normal C style. Your example is a bad one, because it should just be a for loop, but in general there's nothing wrong with

if ((a = f()) != NULL)
    ...

for example (or with while).

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answered Oct 29, 2016 at 20:27

mrr

No. It is very standard and normal C style. Your example is a bad one, because it should just be a for loop, but in general there's nothing wrong with

if ((a = f()) != NULL)
    ...

for example (or with while).