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The reason why comments are pale compared to code is because a comment always belongs to a given piece/block of code.
A comment doesn't exists for itself, it exists to clarify the next lines of code.
You scan code, and when the code doesn't say enough, you read the comment. So code is the primary thing, comments are important, but hierarchically they're subservient to code not the other way around.
Also, why on earth would doc comments be "redundant" and have to be removed? Why would green/red be bad for insertions/deletions? Give me break...
The reason why comments are pale compared to code is because a comment always belongs to a given piece/block of code.
A comment doesn't exists for itself, it exists to clarify the next lines of code.
You scan code, and when the code doesn't say enough, you read the comment. So code is the primary thing, comments are important, but hierarchically they're subservient to code not the other way around.
Also, why on earth would doc comments be "redundant" and have to be removed? Why would green/red be bad for insertions/deletions? Give me break...