You need to put far, far more comments into your code because trust me, three months down the line you will forget, and you will either find a bug or want to improve thing and you'll need to start from a scratch trying to understand how code works. My code is typically 3/4 of comments and 1/4 of action. I even describe state change of any variable at any point in execution. Slows down code writing, but speeds up debugging and improvements. Its easy to write code, finding bugs is much more time consuming and thus more expensive. Commenting saves you time when you take into the account full cycle.
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You need to put far, far more comments into your code because trust me, three months down the line you will forget, and you will either find a bug or want to improve thing and you'll need to start from a scratch trying to understand how code works. My code is typically 3/4 of comments and 1/4 of action. I even describe state change of any variable at any point in execution. Slows down code writing, but speeds up debugging and improvements. Its easy to write code, finding bugs is much more time consuming and thus more expensive. Commenting saves you time when you take into the account full cycle.