> Terseness has its advantages. I'd argue there's a difference between being concise and being terse. I think that's what's at the heart of beautiful code: It

> Terseness has its advantages. I'd argue there's a difference between being concise and being terse. I think that's what's at the heart of beautiful code: It expresses its ideas in a very simple, concise manner, without sacrificing readability. ("As simple as possible, but not simpler")