Coverity Enforces Software Architecture
There’s a school of thought that says that you should write your comments first and the code afterwards and that source code should be treated as a human-readable document that only incidentally contains instructions for the computer. In other words, if you write code that other programmers can understand, you’ll automatically write code that’s more efficient and maintainable. Who knows, some day you may need to revise your little gem, and you don’t want to be caught wondering, “What was this part supposed to do?”
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