>I always thought code written as page after page of low-level details was bad code. I completely agree with this. The best code is code you don't have to read

>I always thought code written as page after page of low-level details was bad code. I completely agree with this. The best code is code you don't have to read because the structure of the code makes navigation easy and functional boundaries obvious. A language that doesn't provide strong support for declaring functional boundaries results in code that is much harder to read because you have to comprehend a lot more of it to know what's going on.