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Comments are for telling the reader why something is the way it is. The code doesn't do that. It's also a lot more effort to dive into the code to understand w
by solarkraft 3y ago
Comments are for telling the reader why something is the way it is. The code doesn't do that.
It's also a lot more effort to dive into the code to understand what a method does (again, this typically includes background information related to things outside of the method itself) than to read an ideally well-formed sentence that precisely answers the main questions about the method's usage.