The Art Form Of Uncommented Code: Don't comment your code
A hotel atrium with wooden lounge chairs and blue-and-white tiled floor in the foreground, a fenced circular fountain and plants in the center. Text reads "Don't comment your code" and "Coding is an art form, and true art should be open to interpretation." Fits sarcasm, speechlessness, or programmer self-mockery.
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“Don't comment your code”
Good for
- when a coworker says skip code comments
- seeing legacy code with no comments
- self-mocking in a programmer group chat
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