I agree that code is restricted by harder constraints, in that tests need to pass and typos/grammatical errors are disastrous.
But being able to write code that merely runs is the bare mimimum requirement you could put on a programmer. The thing is, the compiler is not your only audience.
>Readers' brains build an imagined world from the hints given by the author.
This is as true when reading code as when reading anything else.
But being able to write code that merely runs is the bare mimimum requirement you could put on a programmer. The thing is, the compiler is not your only audience.
>Readers' brains build an imagined world from the hints given by the author.
This is as true when reading code as when reading anything else.