David Crossett
-nothing important to say, but learnin' plenty-
David Crossett
-nothing important to say, but learnin' plenty-
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David Crossett
-nothing important to say, but learnin' plenty-
There are only two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors
Originally posted by David Crossett:
Jason:
Did you hand type all the comments and necessary /**, etc.? I was wondering if there are shortcut keys in various IDE's (I use JDeveloper) to insert the various comment characters to speed up typing a bit...I had no idea that code could be so commented...at first it is harder to read (because the comments break up the flow), but I guess in the end it's much better to be able to understand what the coder was thinking and why...thank you...
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Originally posted by Stan James:
Re JavaDoc ... if a method needs doc, consider it an opportunity to improve the names and structures until the code explains itself. I put more effort into package and class doc and try hard to not need method doc.
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