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By mswatcher
via apdevblog.com
Published: May 04 2011 / 11:00

Since I started programming I have always been fighting with “strange” code comments. Everyone told me I had to document my code. Also I wanted to be a good citizen and make it as easy as possible for my co-workers to understand my code. On the other hand there was always so little time. And writing good comments takes time. Also I understood that when the codes changes I also have to update the comments (even more time consuming). Plus I was not sure what to comment. Every line? Every method? Or a summary of the class in the header?
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a1programmer replied ago:

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I've worked with some of these folks who don't have to comment their code. Trust me, they need to comment their code.

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