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The code should be flexible. The first iteration wasn't, simple, this is the code juniors in high school write. It always leads to a mess later on. Now, if you
by Citizen_Lame 3y ago
The code should be flexible. The first iteration wasn't, simple, this is the code juniors in high school write. It always leads to a mess later on. Now, if you are a beginner like you seem to be, then it's a good code. Sure.
- zogrodea 3y agoI just want to point out that this following line could come across as condescending, even if not intended that way. > Now, if you are a beginner like you seem to be, then it's a good code. You don't know anything about the person you are replying to except what they posted, and assuming someone with a different view (which I happen to agree with from my experiences) automatically has less experience (instead of acknowledging that others may have good reasons for their views which one hasn't considered or run into) doesn't reflect well.
- 59nadir 3y agoThe first iteration is plenty flexible where it needs to be. I've been programming since 2001 and honestly, the reason I'm holding this view and you're not is very likely the exact opposite situation of what you think: I think it's hard to find experienced and knowledgeable programmers who think the best time to abstract something is the first iteration of something.