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This is a straw man argument. I don't know a single developer who never writes a comment. The argument is over whether you should comment everything, or just when a comment is needed, which is inversely proportional to the amount of clean, readable, and easily understandable code you write. The argument is not that you should never comment your code.
If you have to make up a straw man argument, then your credibility as an authority is undermined.
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This is a straw man argument. I don't know a single developer who never writes a comment. The argument is over whether you should comment everything, or just when a comment is needed, which is inversely proportional to the amount of clean, readable, and easily understandable code you write. The argument is not that you should never comment your code.
If you have to make up a straw man argument, then your credibility as an authority is undermined.