I disagree. While the comments won't break your code, they can certainly ease the introduction of bugs, and cause cognitive delays when they're wrong or out of date.
Comments need as much care as the code itself, with the DRY principle guiding when they need to be pruned.
I disagree. While the comments won't break your code, they can certainly ease the introduction of bugs, and cause cognitive delays when they're wrong or out of date.
Comments need as much care as the code itself, with the DRY principle guiding when they need to be pruned.