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by dragonwriter
1992 days ago
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> As tempting as it is to do something super clever and cram a ton of functionality into a small number of lines or characters (it does feel good), it's just better to be a bit more verbose and write simple, obvious code. I find fluent style often clearer as well as more terse than with superfluous intermediate variables. Verbosity isn't the same thing as clarity. (But in Python, comprehensions/genexps are often clearer than either.) |
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