When | Mood | Music |
2012-04-16 14:25:00 | ground state, i.e. prevaricating | Robber Rock – Yabby U |
My lecturer tells me ‘All debugging code should be removed. The only exception is when a program can be run in debug mode as per SD1 coursework.’
I’ve saved a copy with the extra methods and commented-out pieces to track events elsewhere, then looked at what’s left after removing these undesirables.
Version | lines | ‘words’ | characters | characters that are spaces |
complete code |
340
|
1834
|
15,021
|
2654
|
comment lines removed, i.e. just code lines |
217
|
986
|
8345
|
1260
|
% |
64
|
54
|
55
|
47
|
Hence comment lines |
123
|
848
|
6676
|
1394
|
% |
36
|
46
|
45
|
43
|
inline comments (e.g. //end method) removed, i.e. pure code |
217
|
873
|
7517
|
1148
|
% |
64
|
45
|
50
|
43
|
So I’ve written 217 lines of code for this class of which around 50% is substantive – the rest is spaces and comments to allow humans to read it.