I always liked to start a program with comments as pseudo code or to do the same in a unit test. Collecting ones thoughts by writing the goals of the program in narrative form always helped me later in the implementation. Rather than deleting each step in the pseudo code, I would leave it in place just above each step in the code.
I always liked to start a program with comments as pseudo code or to do the same in a unit test. Collecting ones thoughts by writing the goals of the program in narrative form always helped me later in the implementation. Rather than deleting each step in the pseudo code, I would leave it in place just above each step in the code.
Brad- I take the same approach. Those comments are like an outline. I agree; why not leave them after implementation?