Eg. I like paragraphed comments, because you know what the next 5 lines will do and you can quickly skip to the part you need.
It's not always possible to have a method with only 5 lines. There are use-cases where you want a big method doing a lot of things together, because it's complex.
Eg. For a government project i needed to connect to the internal network for executing certain requests and all that logic was in one HttpProxyClass, shared between the api + service/deamon
Eg. I like paragraphed comments, because you know what the next 5 lines will do and you can quickly skip to the part you need.
It's not always possible to have a method with only 5 lines. There are use-cases where you want a big method doing a lot of things together, because it's complex.
Eg. For a government project i needed to connect to the internal network for executing certain requests and all that logic was in one HttpProxyClass, shared between the api + service/deamon