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Improve code readability by getting rid of comments

january 19, 2020 by michael krasnov | tags: comments, javascript, readability
Improve code readability by getting rid of comments

Code commenting, while controversial, is still considered a good practice. Comments are most often used to improve code readability, make it easier to maintain and explain certain decisions. But do comments always help, or do they bring more harm than good?

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