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> Can you absorb or re-absorb what it is doing rapidly by looking it over for a few seconds? No. Not only because code is essentially poorly structured, but al
by JZN666 5y ago
> Can you absorb or re-absorb what it is doing rapidly by looking it over for a few seconds?
No. Not only because code is essentially poorly structured, but also because I'm not fluent in subject behind a code. Example is operating systems: when I look in Linux's source code for example, I can't understand which problem is solved by each routine. But does that make Linux source code "poor structured"?
- outsomnia 5y agoYou are too inexperienced to work on the code or understand its context, even if the code is perfect? Then you are the problem detected by your being unable to absorb what it is doing.