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Because it's only one tiny piece of any given function usually that we need help for from SO. That's my experience anyway. Usually it's how to do something, not
by exodust 10y ago
Because it's only one tiny piece of any given function usually that we need help for from SO. That's my experience anyway. Usually it's how to do something, not copying and pasting huge chunks of code. And often I would change and modify what I learn from SO anyway,so it makes little sense to include links then.
- hackinthebochs 10y agoWell I'm certainly not littering my code with SO links. But when there's some particularly hairy problem that SO provided a solution, or an odd looking piece of code that I got from SO, I'll throw the link in. If the code is self explanatory or not particularly interesting, then there's no link. If its worthy of a comment, its usually worthy of a SO link.