Comments are Failures in Coding

“The proper use of comments is to compensate for our failure to express ourselves in code.” — Robert C. Martin, Clean Code

Every time you express yourself in code, you should pat yourself on the back.

Every time you write a comment, you should grimace and feel the failure of your ability of expression.

Find a way to express your intent in the code, directly. The only truly good comment, is the comment you found a way not to write.

Truth can only be found in one place — the code.

Feature Image Prompt:

Generate an image. The aesthetic should be cyberpunk with colors of neon pink, blue and purple. Do not add any people. Incorporate a futuristic, digital landscape filled with glowing code snippets, circuit board patterns, and abstract text fragments resembling failed comments in programming. Let the environment evoke the feeling of a cityscape made of luminous data streams and neon-lit architecture, reflecting the idea that true expression lies in the pure essence of code rather than in the annotations.