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Some of us have co-worker who never wrote comment in their code.

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  • 3
    For the most part your code should document itself.
  • 2
    I'm the only one at work who writes comments in code. And my colleagues keep telling me not to... 😑
  • 0
    @jerodev tell them to fuck off...in your comments 😂
  • 3
    Actually comments can be bad smells. If you apply good modular understandability you shouldn't have to use them. (not gonna lie I like a good comment myself but recently learned about modular concepts)
  • 1
    I'm only commenting stuff like "// need to do this better later" or "// needs optimization" :)
    But sometimes when I write a line of code, have a look at it, and am just like "wtf is this" I comment in a few words what the line does so I don't kill myself. I end up having about 3 comments in 100 lines of code
  • 1
    @jerodev That's probably because your comments are unnecessary. Code should tell its own story in variable and function names that tell what the code does.
  • 0
    😐😓😫
  • 0
    Write own code no comments. Read other people's code, write large amount of comments
  • 0
    THOSE MONSTERS !!!!!!
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