Clear and concise prose does not "trash literature" make. Vide Hemingway. Code absolutely should be readable and as obvious as possible, but that itself can of

Clear and concise prose does not "trash literature" make. Vide Hemingway. Code absolutely should be readable and as obvious as possible, but that itself can often be a sign of virtuosity; you've broken down the problem into such simple steps that reading it is easy. To paraphrase Mark Twain, writing a short and clear program often takes much longer than a convoluted one. "Trash literature" is often full of unnecessarily adorned prose.