I disagree. In languages like C/C++ or Rust, how ever clean the code is you still can't comprehend easily the intention until you've read through a few lines into a function.
In Go, every exported function is expected to have an accompanying comment. That's considered good practice.
I think it depends on codebase. If its small then code can speak itself what it is intended for. But if it's larger codebase then there should be comments to briefly explain the intentions of programmer.
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I disagree. In languages like C/C++ or Rust, how ever clean the code is you still can't comprehend easily the intention until you've read through a few lines into a function.
In Go, every exported function is expected to have an accompanying comment. That's considered good practice.
I think it depends on codebase. If its small then code can speak itself what it is intended for. But if it's larger codebase then there should be comments to briefly explain the intentions of programmer.