I don't like guessing. "Yeah, I think it has high precedence" doesn't cut it any more than "Yeah, I think that is supposed to non-null" does. I try not to make

I don't like guessing. "Yeah, I think it has high precedence" doesn't cut it any more than "Yeah, I think that is supposed to non-null" does. I try not to make assumptions. Does this mean I write code so that it can be read by someone with little experience? Yes, generally. Does this mean I am constantly having to verify my assumptions, as if I don't know anything? Yes, it does. There are some things that I'll take a pass on verifying, but if elevates a problem and everything else checks out, I'm going to seart looking at the parts that I "know" are fine.