Re: Which do you prefer?

Ah, so being a new programmer automatically relegates me to the level of
being a 'cakehole'? Unworthy of nothing but your ire and derision? I
apologize to you if my statements made you feel so insecure that you had to
respond in the manner that you have. I was simply making the statement that
you cannot expect anyone to understand another's code without comments.Yet
you responded like any other troll would respond, with nothing but inane
tripe about something you know NOTHING about. If you wish to continue coding
without making comments, then by all means do so. But you should note deride
others because they think the practice is good and well-intentioned.
"Master Programmer" <master_programmer@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I'm fairly new to programing, though I have been in the computer industry

That shows. Go off and spend a few years learning how to program then
come back with some useful comments. In the meantime shut your
cake-hole.

No-one wants to read a load of boring comments saying exactly what to
do with a piece of code. If the code is written properly then there
should not be any need to add "one single comment". Good code is easy
to read - bad code needs comments - end of story. Any statement to the
contrary is absolutly incorrect.

I find it disturbing that the language EVEN PERMITS you to add
comments. That is a feature that should be removed, thereby forcing
people to program properly, instead of being lazy-idle shites that
think they can add a bit of text to mask their inadequate skills.

The Grand Master



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