Merge pull request #759 from jfjlaros/patch-1

Fixed erroneous example.

Author: karlsoderby

content/learn/08.contributions/00.arduino-writing-style-guide/arduino-writing-style-guide.md

@@ -53,14 +53,14 @@ Put your `setup()` and your `loop()` at the beginning of the program. They help
 Use verbose if statements. For simplicity to the beginning reader, use the block format for everything, i.e. avoid this:
 
 ```
-if (somethingIsTrue) doSomething;
+if (distance > 10) moveCloser();
 ```
 
 Instead, use this:
 
 ```
-if (somethingIsTrue == TRUE) {
-   doSomething;
+if (distance > 10) {
+   moveCloser();
 }
 ```
 
@@ -136,4 +136,4 @@ Here's a good title block:
 
 For digital input switches, the default is to use a pulldown resistor on the switch rather than a pullup. That way, the logic of a switch's interaction makes sense to the non-engineer.
 
-Keep your circuits simple. For example, bypass capacitors are handy, but most simple inputs will work without them. If a component is incidental, explain it later.
+Keep your circuits simple. For example, bypass capacitors are handy, but most simple inputs will work without them. If a component is incidental, explain it later.