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Books, videos, etc on effective commenting? Would it help if I go through the files, without knowing what the it is about. And if I choose some small-scale comprehensible projects how can I be sure the coder is using the correct method for commenting? That is why I would appreciate some good books on the topic |
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Books, videos, etc on effective commenting? @Anna Lear: Specifically I don't know the standard way of writing comments.Somewhere I read one should write pre-condition, post-condition, before each function but when I read some code from projects like Mozilla Firefox, I didn't find this kind of comments there. Comments there are mostly single line in between the code. Is there any book etc, where I can find enough real world comments examples to get an idea? |
