I comment my code. Thats considered a bad practice between some coders

So do I... IMO, It's better than causing a prod issued because you forgot about one tiny little bit critical detail/quirk...

@yzhea seems you got company 😉

But how do you comment it?

I like comments, but experience has thought me to keep them terse.

It's important to favour readable code.

Comments don't refactor!

@Sneakback I don't know about OP, but here's an example I had to comment:

//This copies the values in a into b; logic depends on the actual implementation of A used
a.Copy(b);

Eventually I think I did rename the method to CopyTo but that took awhile... (I wasn't the one who wrote the original method)

I hope you don't mean

/*

your code…

*/

Comments are good. Comments written as haikus are better.

Yeah, not a fan of most comments. Would prefer to refactor the code to make more sense/be more readable.

Problem is that sometimes comments lie; code never lies tho.

Well if you just comment what the code does its bullshit cus thats like repeating yourself..😅

@Vikram haha thanks for the mention :P