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The assertion was "good code is rarely read." good code ⇒ rarely read In that context, "often-read code" does not tell us anything about code quality. And

The assertion was "good code is rarely read." good code ⇒ rarely read In that context, "often-read code" does not tell us anything about code quality. And often-read code that's not bad is not a defeater.

mekoka 2y ago
On the contrary. A = "good code"; B = "rarely read"; C = "often read" A implies B B is exclusive with C X leading to C implies X is not A
- Izkata 2y ago
  Btw this is called "contrapositive"