But it also increases mental complexity, because you always have to think about the future of your project. "Will this project become bigger in the future?" "Will there be some new team members in the future?" "Will I make it public in the future?"
And will the loop or lambda body be extended, larger and more complex?
I had to refactor code like that in the past few months. It's no fun having to backtrack to see where variables e or p come from and what they mean
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But it also increases mental complexity,
because you always have to think about the future of your project.
"Will this project become bigger in the future?"
"Will there be some new team members in the future?"
"Will I make it public in the future?"
And will the loop or lambda body be extended, larger and more complex?
I had to refactor code like that in the past few months. It's no fun having to backtrack to see where variables
eorpcome from and what they mean