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Exactly. You only write code sequentially when it's a new file. If i decide to add a new field to some class, i won't necessarily go to the class definition fi
by nottorp 1y ago
Exactly. You only write code sequentially when it's a new file.
If i decide to add a new field to some class, i won't necessarily go to the class definition first, I'll probably write the code using that field because that's where the IDE was when i got the idea.
If I want to enhance some condition checking, i'll go through a phase where the piece of code isn't valid while I'm rearranging ifs and elses.
- smohare 1y ago[dead]
- AnimalMuppet 1y ago> You only write code sequentially when it's a new file. Often, not even then.