Thanks for your comment. I feel the same. Leaving unitialized properties makes it impossible to know if the author was even aware they existed when committing the code - and since the classes we use tend to have a lot of properties (some have well over 20) it's easier to know what's new when the old list is already coded. (Of course, better interpersonal communication could solve that, but I didn't hire the guy in charge nor can I order him around.)
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Thanks for your comment. I feel the same. Leaving unitialized properties makes it impossible to know if the author was even aware they existed when committing the code - and since the classes we use tend to have a lot of properties (some have well over 20) it's easier to know what's new when the old list is already coded. (Of course, better interpersonal communication could solve that, but I didn't hire the guy in charge nor can I order him around.)