No, shorter code is better, because bug number is proportional to the number of lines, therefore it contains less bugs.
Also, shorter code is better and more considerate, because it uses higher abstractions, and is therefore easier to read and to understand.
Also, more abstract code offers the opportunity for better optimization, since it gives more information to the compiler about what is done, and leaves more leeway as to how to optimize and generate the code.
Also, shorter code is better and more considerate, because it uses higher abstractions, and is therefore easier to read and to understand.
Also, more abstract code offers the opportunity for better optimization, since it gives more information to the compiler about what is done, and leaves more leeway as to how to optimize and generate the code.