Speaking as an "elder" (Yikes!) - do ask questions. Worst case, you'll learn something. And most people who have been coding for a while are happy to explain th

Speaking as an "elder" (Yikes!) - do ask questions. Worst case, you'll learn something. And most people who have been coding for a while are happy to explain things, because we know that it a) might help expose problems we thought we had covered, and b) makes sure that there's one more person who knows how to do things, and why stuff is the way it is. If people get upset that you "dare questioning them", they're usually not as competent as they'd like to be seen. Treat them as volatile, and if you have questions where you're unsure, ask instead an experienced person you do trust. But never, ever, rubber-stamp code you don't understand.