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My code looked like a mess until a friend said something blunt
I was showing a friend my first Python script, about 50 lines for a simple calculator. He just stared and said, 'Dude, I can't read any of this. It's all one big block.' He was right. I had zero comments and no spaces between functions. Now I force myself to add a quick note after each chunk and hit enter twice before a new part. It's slower, but way easier to fix later. How do you guys remember to keep things neat when you're just trying to make it work?
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the_sarah8d ago
Your "one big block" phase is a rite of passage we all try to forget.
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