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We have values - code is good if (in no particular order): + It's clear from its text what it is doing + It's easy to modify to enhance it, without damaging i
by RiderOfGiraffes 16y ago
We have values - code is good if (in no particular order):
+ It's clear from its text what it is doing
+ It's easy to modify to enhance it, without damaging its clarity
+ It's concise without being opaque
+ It's corrrect
The problem is creating an objective means of assessing code against these values.