I think I agree. It is used as a euphemism for bad code. However, I feel there is a need for an iterate approuch when programming, and I would very much call n

I think I agree. It is used as a euphemism for bad code. However, I feel there is a need for an iterate approuch when programming, and I would very much call not going back fixing stuff accruing technical debt. No matter if the fault is "OK" and part of the natural flow of programming or incompetence.