3 Places where Hard-To-Read code is a Good Code

Pragyan Tripathi - Jan 25 '23 -

As everyone knows, “good” code is easy to read and follow.

You need to choose readable variables, clear function names, and so on and so forth. But then again:

If you’re writing code for fun, for your own use, who cares?
If you’re entering The International Obfuscated C Code Contest
The world is full of spreadsheets and one-off scripts that are hard-to-read, but nonetheless, work correctly and produce huge value.

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