Thanks for the feedback. I like module-level comments as well, so if I see a folder with 10 files, I can go through each of them and quickly look at what purpose they might serve.
There are definitely a lot of language-specific syntaxes. Things that are considered "pythonic" for example might be quite unintuitive for someone that doesn't have a strong grasp of python, and they're spending more time trying to figure out what the code is doing.
If it's for performance reasons, comments are a good compromise because while I might not be able to understand how it works immediately, I can at least know why it's there and that it seems to do what it's supposed to do.
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Thanks for the feedback. I like module-level comments as well, so if I see a folder with 10 files, I can go through each of them and quickly look at what purpose they might serve.
There are definitely a lot of language-specific syntaxes. Things that are considered "pythonic" for example might be quite unintuitive for someone that doesn't have a strong grasp of python, and they're spending more time trying to figure out what the code is doing.
If it's for performance reasons, comments are a good compromise because while I might not be able to understand how it works immediately, I can at least know why it's there and that it seems to do what it's supposed to do.