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Because that seems like they're doing things backwards... You should know what result you want before you even start writing the code.
by UK-AL 5y ago
Because that seems like they're doing things backwards...
You should know what result you want before you even start writing the code.
- pydry 5y ago>You should know what result you want before you even start writing the code. In theory, but IME about 50% of bugs end up being specification bugs at the high level anyway. Once you drill down and start writing unit tests on lower levels to imitate higher level APIs that % only goes up.