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James Eastham

Great input, thanks Rich. I completely agree with all the above.

I tend to work on the rule of thumb that any public properties/method signatures should have a brief summary of intent. However the contents of the method itself should follow the clean code guidelines more strictly.

I think the important thing is just being flexible and treating each scenario differently. As you mention, a method called GetAgeFromDate doesn't really need any commented explanation.