No one writes 'good' code. Everyone only writes 'good enough' code. You should always assume the existence of flaws and bugs.
You call "good" code the one that doesn't have the mistakes you know. But you'll never know everything, even if you are as smart as Dijkstra.
First, it's bullshit, some code is better than others. Also, I wonder what caused that.
No one writes 'good' code. Everyone only writes 'good enough' code. You should always assume the existence of flaws and bugs.
You call "good" code the one that doesn't have the mistakes you know. But you'll never know everything, even if you are as smart as Dijkstra.