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Sorry to say that I'm one of those guys. I never comment code that is straightforward and easy to understand if I succeed with naming classes, methods and vari
by nugator 8y ago
Sorry to say that I'm one of those guys.
I never comment code that is straightforward and easy to understand if I succeed with naming classes, methods and variables right.
If I need to solve something in an illogical way due to other requirements/bugs that are out of my control I comment it.
I have read to many comments stating the obvious or that are just plain wrong.
No comments are better than comments with errors. The code is the only true fact.
- 2trill2spill 8y ago> Sorry to say that I'm one of those guys. I never comment code that is straightforward and easy to understand if I succeed with naming classes, methods and variables right. If I need to solve something in an illogical way due to other requirements/bugs that are out of my control I comment it. I think that's fine. I only comment code that is not obvious, breaks common idioms used in the code base or stuff that seems stupid but is actually needed because of legacy code or systems.