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Not true at all. Good code is concise and does what it's supposed to do without any weird side effects or artifacts. That has nothing to do with "maintainabilit
by sublinear 2y ago
Not true at all. Good code is concise and does what it's supposed to do without any weird side effects or artifacts. That has nothing to do with "maintainability for humans".
- 9dev 2y agoWhy would you want to avoid side effects, other than making it less hard for the next developer working on the code to understand how it works? Nature uses side effects all the time, and is widely considered to work pretty well.
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