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I disagree with Steve's comparison of over-commenting with static typing. The key difference, I think, is that comments are purely for the human, whereas static
by staktrace 15y ago
I disagree with Steve's comparison of over-commenting with static typing. The key difference, I think, is that comments are purely for the human, whereas static typing also means something to the compiler. It allows the programmer to offload some work by letting the compiler check it, which comments do not do.