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There is a finite amount of vertical space on one's screen, and thus a finite number of lines of code that can be displayed simultaneously without scrolling. Re
by doodpants 9y ago
There is a finite amount of vertical space on one's screen, and thus a finite number of lines of code that can be displayed simultaneously without scrolling. Reducing the amount of scrolling that needs to be done to view the entire body of a method can itself be an improvement to readability.
- jimktrains2 9y agoI would argue that fitting the most lines on the screen as possible is not a noble goal. Whitespace is very important for readability.