I could simplify and say, “with experience”, but that’s not the whole story.
Understanding code requires understanding the language, the paradigm,...
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I'm reminded of Brian Kernighan's note about code cleverness:
I think the same concept applies to reading code. Don't just make it possible to read, make it easy to read. Your colleagues and your future self will thank you.
Some time ago I read this quote:
"When I was coding, only God and me knew what I was creating. Now, only God knows..." So, how do you expect to someone will understand somebody's code?
In fact, you'll need experience to make code easy to read. The same applies for life: The easier you say something, the easier will be to understand.
Brief and informative 🙏 answers the question I’ve been thinking about lately