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..and there was me thinking that it was only Java which suffered from that problem. That kind of code is great if: (a) you wrote it (b) you knew what you wer
by radicalbyte 5y ago
..and there was me thinking that it was only Java which suffered from that problem.
That kind of code is great if:
(a) you wrote it
(b) you knew what you were doing when you wrote it and
(c) you also wrote an extensive set of tests to cover the entire domain of whatever you were doing.
- tentacleuno 5y ago(d) and you used comments! Comments are underestimated. I'm not saying they should be used as an excuse to use "magic" esoteric code, but sometimes such solutions are needed and it's much better to document them for future maintainers.