Welcome to Coding in Style, a series of short videos about how we can improve our code.
This is the episode 6 where we continue our discussion about how to comment our code. Or better said how to not comment it.
We stated in the previous video that we should stay away from comments as much as possible by trying to make the code in such a way that it does not need them.
Let’s look at few situations when we don’t need to comment the code.
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