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Yes all the time, how else? I mean if it's just a few lines, a change to existing code, etc, you can jump straight in with actual code. But if it's a new obje
by jacknews 4y ago
Yes all the time, how else?
I mean if it's just a few lines, a change to existing code, etc, you can jump straight in with actual code.
But if it's a new object/module etc, start by writing some function names, and some rough structure within them, etc. All in IDE/editor. And I wouldn't call it pseudo-code, just a rough outline.
- fooker 4y agoThat's exactly my point. An outline is a very different beast compared to pseudo code. It's effectively the difference between operational semantics and denotational semantics.