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ingvarorn318yI've thought of doing that every time I start something new, then I forget to do it and hate myself for it 😅
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hidden12088yThis is literally a comment from when I learnt Swift and how to use Xcode:
"The UITextFieldDeligate gives the ViewController class the ability to identify itself as a UITextFieldDeligate, meeaning meanig you can set the ViewController class as the delegate of the text field and implement some the the ViewControllers behaviour to handle the text field's user input" that is a single comment, like anyone who looked at this would think I'm an idiot 😂 -
same here, but it's a really good method to recognize things. 😂 But I will never Show that to someone else 😄
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Why only when learning a new language? Heavily comment EVERYTHING!! I know that's not the "modern" way, but old habits die hard!!
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That's right, but for example at my working place, i have to delete all comments from JS files. But it's only Frontend development
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Am I the only one who heavily comments their code when learning a new language to the point of you essentially describing what everything is and how everything works
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this may be bad practice
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forgive me