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| − | + | I comment what I can't iteidmamely comprehend.Syntax highlighting gives me lots of cues so I can mentally parse a block of code much faster than if it were black and white.Thus, what needs a comment in black and white does not necessarily need a comment in TechniColor.While one should indeed comment business logic, one should also comment such that one's navigation of code is easy. Bear in mind that, as a Perl programmer, there can be a lot of meaning in just a few lines of my code.cheers, | |
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Revision as of 12:25, 22 June 2012
I comment what I can't iteidmamely comprehend.Syntax highlighting gives me lots of cues so I can mentally parse a block of code much faster than if it were black and white.Thus, what needs a comment in black and white does not necessarily need a comment in TechniColor.While one should indeed comment business logic, one should also comment such that one's navigation of code is easy. Bear in mind that, as a Perl programmer, there can be a lot of meaning in just a few lines of my code.cheers,