Can we adopt a code standard?

Question

I think there should be a standard for code playground. At the top of code requiring input (other than web-based) you should put the number of inputs the data type and its variable name so others can use it easier. I don't know if admin can put this in a comment at the default for any programming language requiring input before prompt. Let me know what you all think as well.

Answer 1

But...what if I *like* mashing the keyboard to see if the program runs without having to read anything?
~ Actually I skim and guess wildly on any clue; this works most times
~ I had one user inform me their code clearly took integers, why was I suggesting they check for types?
... which highlights new-coder readiness.

Who's the target (and what code level)? I see you're already doing this in your codes--which is nice--I like sample usages.
But...do freshly-minted brand-new coders need that blank page with blinking cursor, non-threatening and all yours?

Maybe not all, so...Would you want to write a web code that generates copy/pasteable templates based on your pattern in each language?
Could this have enticing features, to help spread / prove your idea?

[ Mine may be dumb questions...but that's why they're here...they may give you other ideas ] :)