I see some kind of VCS as a baseline project requirement, and in that case commenting out code is a very big anti-pattern.
And even without it, should an obsolete version of a codepath forever remain in your codebase, even long after it's become sufficiently inconsistent as to be irrelevant?
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I would suggest just comment out codes rather than delete (or have versioning in place).
I see some kind of VCS as a baseline project requirement, and in that case commenting out code is a very big anti-pattern.
And even without it, should an obsolete version of a codepath forever remain in your codebase, even long after it's become sufficiently inconsistent as to be irrelevant?