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> Where are the comments? While I can understand how that code can be intimidating to a programmer with a more “traditional” background… there are 26 (non-empt
by lelf 7y ago
> Where are the comments?
While I can understand how that code can be intimidating to a programmer with a more “traditional” background… there are 26 (non-empty) lines of comments, and only 15 lines of code.
- tgv 7y ago10 of those 26 are "exercise", not comment. The 6 lines above that are ununderstandable, and I can only find two others, which fail to explain what it's supposed to do. In this context, "intimidating" and "less tradational" are euphemisms that stem from cognitive dissonance reduction.