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Topic	Not commenting your code is job security
TheMikh 02/01/22 2:03:56 PM #20:	Robot2600 posted... Only the arrogance of youth leads someone to write uncommented code. in my opinion comprehensive documentation (e.g., in wiki or javadoc style) and variables / functions / classes that are self-explanatory and well-modularized are more important than commenting. i mostly comment to offer my rationale with code that isn't so intuitive even with the aforementioned best practices, and to summarize functions if they aren't obvious from the names. COVxy posted... Interesting, haven't heard this before. Does NIH refer to National Institutes of Health? "not invented here." MutantJohn posted... Not-in-house i haven't heard not-in-house used before but yeah, it sounds synonymous. --- http://i.imgur.com/A0TAfek.png <cite>TheMikh posted [p:962274639] in Not commen... [t:79879639]...</cite> <quote>Robot2600 posted... </cite> <quote>Only the arrogance of youth leads someone to write uncommented code.</quote> in my opinion comprehensive documentation (e.g., in wiki or javadoc style) and variables / functions / classes that are self-explanatory and well-modularized are more important than commenting. i mostly comment to offer my rationale with code that isn't so intuitive even with the aforementioned best practices, and to summarize functions if they aren't obvious from the names. COVxy posted... </cite> <quote>Interesting, haven't heard this before. Does NIH refer to National Institutes of Health?</quote>"not invented here." MutantJohn posted... </cite> <quote>Not-in-house</quote>i haven't heard not-in-house used before but yeah, it sounds synonymous. --- http://i.imgur.com/A0TAfek.png</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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