the actual code is way more than that . Is there anyone who adds the code but doesn't remove the code that isn't necessary

I've been spoiled by IntelliJ's handling of TODO comments and regions. As code goes through refactoring or updates, I make judicious use of these hints so that after final testing, the Great Purge can happen in one clean commit.

I don't like carrying dead code forward.

@T3hbeowulf same but I use sublime it doesn't remove the code

Or complex programs with very little userinteraction and output. Like pricing/rating engines lol

I tend to keep it, who knows I might end up using that again (or its improved version).

@boo1997 I have done this so many times but I can't have code that's not used

@boo1997 I just comment that code

@spences10
Yeah its a good practice to not keep unused code, but sometimes you might need to.
@Amitkumar
In my case its mostly unused classes, but I do comment out its instantiations and other stuff needed to initialise it sometimes.