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Fewest lines of code, or fewest expressions? Suppose you open/read/process/writeback/close on one "line": in principle that is five expressions, and it is supp
by FrankWilhoit 4y ago
Fewest lines of code, or fewest expressions? Suppose you open/read/process/writeback/close on one "line": in principle that is five expressions, and it is supported by a vast volume of code in the lower layers, which shows that it is all a matter of complexity management, particularly as expressed in the definitions of the interfaces between layers.
Also, legibility is a crucially important aspect of complexity.
- type0 4y agoYeah, Perl notoriously can have very compact expressions but shouldn't be recommended because of readability