Much appreciate your comment. As a rule of thumb i think comments can in fact be avoided at all costs and the solution lies somewhere in between
1) good naming and descriptive functions
2) small functions which follow srp
3) unit testing with good descriptions.
I have had this argument with many but usually when there was a need for a comment, one of the above weren't applied.
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Much appreciate your comment. As a rule of thumb i think comments can in fact be avoided at all costs and the solution lies somewhere in between
1) good naming and descriptive functions
2) small functions which follow srp
3) unit testing with good descriptions.
I have had this argument with many but usually when there was a need for a comment, one of the above weren't applied.