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Pandas Should Go Extinct
The article discusses best practices for writing code comments, advocating for a philosophy of "never tell me what, sometimes tell me why, always tell me why not." The author argues that comments should avoid explaining obvious code logic, occasionally explain non-obvious design decisions, and crucially document why obvious solutions were deliberately avoided. Well-written comments help future developers understand the reasoning behind code choices and enable them to make informed decisions about potential refactoring.
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