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No, that the code is poorly documented, or that the names are poorly chosen.
by fluoridation 3y ago
No, that the code is poorly documented, or that the names are poorly chosen.
- dataflow 3y agoSometimes, but not necessarily. Even when that's the case (and nobody always gets all the names perfect in the first iteration), you still face the problem of understanding it before you can fix that, so throwing your hands up is not a solution. Regardless, the rest of my comment stands.