Why Stop At Commenting Your Code R Programmerhumor 3.1m subscribers in the programmerhumor community. for anything funny related to programming and software development. You gotta start at 10, or people think it's your first version and won't buy it. then you also have to skip 13 cuz unlucky and 11 so that 12 looks like more of an accomplishment.
Why Bother Commenting Your Code When You Can Do This Programmerhumor Io Comments should be for why code is. comments like this often litter the code base and quickly become useless themselves, even with a decent ticket. the code base i'm working on now has ticket numbers all over the place. Inline commenting should really only be necessary for pieces of code that are difficult to read or are unclear in their purpose. everything else should be clear if you've named your variables well. I wasn't sure about abandoning stack overflow to get answers to my coding questions, but i hear chat gpt now has a "petulant dickhead" mode that will call you stupid, post a passive aggressive link to the documentation, and flag it for removal so you can't edit it. Code should be readable, but there are plenty of things that can't be expressed directly through code, especially external context (i.e. "why" the code is versus "how").
Commenting Code Is Hard R Programmerhumor I wasn't sure about abandoning stack overflow to get answers to my coding questions, but i hear chat gpt now has a "petulant dickhead" mode that will call you stupid, post a passive aggressive link to the documentation, and flag it for removal so you can't edit it. Code should be readable, but there are plenty of things that can't be expressed directly through code, especially external context (i.e. "why" the code is versus "how"). I expected someone do skilled and capable of writing such a thing would be more aware of what developers use to protect their code and hard work. not to mention the ignorance after lots of backlash from equally experienced devs. The nerd emoji really seals the deal here—capturing that smug superiority of someone who's about to explain why your operating system choice is morally inferior while completely ignoring the actual problem you asked about. In this chapter, we will discuss best practices for commenting your r code, including when to comment, how to write clear and concise comments, and common pitfalls to avoid. In this post, we'll explore why relying too much on comments might be indicative of underlying problems in your code. in programming, no matter what language you are using, comments play a very important role.
Developers Commenting Their Code Programmerhumor Io I expected someone do skilled and capable of writing such a thing would be more aware of what developers use to protect their code and hard work. not to mention the ignorance after lots of backlash from equally experienced devs. The nerd emoji really seals the deal here—capturing that smug superiority of someone who's about to explain why your operating system choice is morally inferior while completely ignoring the actual problem you asked about. In this chapter, we will discuss best practices for commenting your r code, including when to comment, how to write clear and concise comments, and common pitfalls to avoid. In this post, we'll explore why relying too much on comments might be indicative of underlying problems in your code. in programming, no matter what language you are using, comments play a very important role.
Code Commenting Made Easy R Programmerhumor In this chapter, we will discuss best practices for commenting your r code, including when to comment, how to write clear and concise comments, and common pitfalls to avoid. In this post, we'll explore why relying too much on comments might be indicative of underlying problems in your code. in programming, no matter what language you are using, comments play a very important role.
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