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It's the exact opposite. The better code gets quality wise, the easier it gets to read and understand. There are situations that require using somewhat surpris
by Nitramp 13y ago
It's the exact opposite. The better code gets quality wise, the easier it gets to read and understand.
There are situations that require using somewhat surprising language features occasionally, but quality code will limit them to small areas, and document the hell out of what's going on there.