No. While I love some well written code, clear in meaning, it is by no means a substitute for documenting your code. I shouldn't need to dig through what is sometimes hundreds of files and thousands of lines of code just to find out how to do work with a project. It doesn't matter how clear code is, it cannot describe your entire code base, or the far reaching side effects.
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No. While I love some well written code, clear in meaning, it is by no means a substitute for documenting your code. I shouldn't need to dig through what is sometimes hundreds of files and thousands of lines of code just to find out how to do work with a project. It doesn't matter how clear code is, it cannot describe your entire code base, or the far reaching side effects.