Marechiare wrote:
< He seems to be saying that if you name your variables
> correctly (or perhaps do some other clever thing that I'm
> unable to ascertain) then one needs only write, typically,
> one comment per 100 lines of HLL code.

-->His point, as I see it, is - do not over-stuff you Chinese code with
English comments. Better try learning how to express things in Chinese
clearly and concisely (not necessarily on a native level), after you
mastered the style, you, probably, won't need adding English comments
at all :-) <---


I would have to find the post with the original comment later, but that is 
totaly not what I'm saying.

In a nutshell, a lot of the things that people say in comments, can be 
eliminated by making the code more readable. This includes structuring the 
code so it's easier to follow and properly naming variables and functions. 
It sounds more difficult than it really is, after a while it becomes second 
nature.

Vitaliy 

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