I am still in the middle of reading the book and have not read the part about comments, but so far I have yet so see good comments in source code up to a point where I have a rather biased opinion on comments:
* good software needs hardly any comments: small methods with good naming facilitate readability
* unit tests are superb documentary as every dev can see how it is used and how it works at runtime.
* meaningful documentation is hardly ever provided in source code: purpose of abstraction layers and modules, how one class/module relates to another and so on (design and architecture).
* good software needs hardly any comments: small methods with good naming facilitate readability
* unit tests are superb documentary as every dev can see how it is used and how it works at runtime.
* meaningful documentation is hardly ever provided in source code: purpose of abstraction layers and modules, how one class/module relates to another and so on (design and architecture).