> Tools for code analysis and debugging will be less useful or even completely unusable. If you don’t put bugs in the first place this causes very little probl

> Tools for code analysis and debugging will be less useful or even completely unusable. If you don’t put bugs in the first place this causes very little problem in practice. > because your personal style is alien to other people you lose the ability to collaborate with other developers. Another solution is to expand the program by adding white space and long identifiers after it is written. This works better for me since if someone wants to change my program it’s because they want it to do something that I didn’t.