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You might be right that good code needs names. But since in a terse language like J or K it may take longer to think up a good name than to write the code, it's
by alimw 7y ago
You might be right that good code needs names. But since in a terse language like J or K it may take longer to think up a good name than to write the code, it's handy that one doesn't have to have names for everything when prototyping.
- rgoulter 7y agoWhat's the cost of reading it? Just use comments to roughly convey what a line of code does, and then for more precise understanding, take the time to read through it?