Though I understand the intent, I think it has the risk to run into a run-hack-run-hack programming style.
I'm currently reading Code Complete which advises against this practice. Instead, one should strive to write code that works from the start instead of hoping it to work eventually.
Though I understand the intent, I think it has the risk to run into a run-hack-run-hack programming style.
I'm currently reading Code Complete which advises against this practice. Instead, one should strive to write code that works from the start instead of hoping it to work eventually.