How do you think about the flooding of bracket?

[Hasan Aljudy]

I think technically these { things } are called curly braces.
I love them. 100x times better than begin end. IMO, they make 
function/class bodies standout.

As for the second question, well, for the example you've given, I'd 
blame the coder who wrote it.

Boris Wang wrote:
> First, now, in a function of D, we can make netsted structure, nested 
> function and versioned code block, so much brackets, which are not code 
> block ,in the code sequence.
> 
> Second, the use of colon and bracket for private/public, static and version 
> keyword, make the judge of access level and storage type is difficult.
> 
>   class aClass
>   {
>     public:
>       .
>       .
>       ...three pages
>       .
>       void func( ...)
>       {
> 
>        }
>      .
>      .
>      static:
>       .
>       ... four pages
>       .
>       int gotit(){...}
> 
> How do you think about all these ?
> 
>