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about making things explicit in code for the sake of maintainability. I came up with this dubious analogy: There is a room with a sign on the door that says PUT THESE SHOES ON BEFORE YOU ENTER. Also there is a pair of shoes. (1/3)
You have to put the shoes on every time you enter. This is a nuisance if you're already wearing shoes. Every time you go in, you take off your shoes, put on the room shoes. One day you get fed up and take down the sign and throw away the room shoes. This works fine. (2/3)
then one day someone comes into the building barefoot. No-one ever expected this, bcos the floor is always filthy. But someone has cleaned the floor. They go into the shoe room. The floor is electrified. They die. Their body catches fire, the building burns down. The End. (3/3)
theres a guy at work whose politic is : if its more than 2 lines, put it in a function and name it accordingly. and it works well
Sorry to hear this, sending my love.
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