Sometimes, doesn't mean all the time.
There is no reason to have a comment when the code can easily explain it itself.
See, if I were to write what you'd suggest, I'd need to add a comment explaining why I felt compelled to create three separate local variables for that one line, because I personally would have never done that, nor would I have trouble looking back on it 6 months later and figuring out what it's doing. I had no trouble understanding what was happening when you wrote it. You.
The last thing I am going to post on this thread. There are coding conventions for a reason. There is a reason to follow them. You should follow them.See, if I were to write what you'd suggest, I'd need to add a comment explaining why I felt compelled to create three separate local variables for that one line, because I personally would have never done that, nor would I have trouble looking back on it 6 months later and figuring out what it's doing. I had no trouble understanding what was happening when you wrote it. You.
In order to follow proper oracle conventions and reduce comments, I'd need to make my code clearer, by removing those useless variables and just writing the line.
Why? Because of exactly what I said earlier in this conversation.
People understand things differently, and have different styles of writing code.
What's more convenient to read for one person is not for another.
But if I were trying to :rekt: you, I'd say:
Maybe the problem is not that everyone else is writing in a way that is hard to understand, but you simply don't understand things well, and should give up java.
It's obvious few to none agree with your example, so good luck in collaborations.
But I'm not going to rek you, because I like you.
Ok, i said I was done with this thread but this comment is just too stupid. Can you not tell that they are just using comments in the example code so they can explain stuff to the reader.
public class Blah extends SomeClass {
/* A class implementation comment can go here. */
/** classVar1 documentation comment */
public static int classVar1;
/*** classVar2 documentation comment that happens to be
* more than one line long
*/
private static Object classVar2;
/** instanceVar1 documentation comment */
public Object instanceVar1;
/** instanceVar2 documentation comment */
protected int instanceVar2;
/** instanceVar3 documentation comment */
private Object[] instanceVar3;Basically half decent developers that aren't idiots who watch TheBCBroz all day and kind of have an idea of what they're doing charge more. I used to base my prices on an estimated amount of time it would take to finish at $10 per hour. $10 / hour is extremely cheap and I make more doing skill less labor at work then I would here, but somehow here it is expensive.
