I'm a regular at leaving "TODO" in the code. It's a reminder that the implementation wasn't great and requires another look at some point. If something breaks it's the first thing I fix in that related code. It's okay to simply not have time to write every piece of code to perfection - it's important to capture that fact though.
Another regular thing I use is "NOTE" for code that really is not obvious at all. If my code doesn't read easily, other programmers (or my future self) know to check it for in depth information.
If at the time of writing code you recognise it's difficult to understand or not completely correct then I think it's the perfect time to capture that information into the code.
Another regular thing I use is "NOTE" for code that really is not obvious at all. If my code doesn't read easily, other programmers (or my future self) know to check it for in depth information.
If at the time of writing code you recognise it's difficult to understand or not completely correct then I think it's the perfect time to capture that information into the code.