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By dotCore
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Submitted: Feb 10 2012 / 18:44
There is an obvious truth this statement points towards: It's a terrible idea to try to fix bad code with good documentation. There's another obvious truth: Good documentation can't improve the code, it can only explain it. If you remove the documentation, the code is still the code.
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