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Do remarks (' explanation of code) take away from the EEPROM memory,
or do these stay in the editor?
or do these stay in the editor?
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>Do remarks (' explanation of code) take away from the EEPROM memory,
>or do these stay in the editor?
Use them freely and often, as they use up NO SPACE anywhere.
Documentation, either in line or otherwise is a HIGHLY RECOMMEND practice.
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to use as many comments and whitespace as you desire. Most programmers find
that giving variables logical names and creating useful CONstants minimizes
comments and maximizes code readability.
-- Jon Williams
-- Applications Engineer, Parallax
In a message dated 3/24/02 8:04:28 AM Central Standard Time,
bdalziel@e... writes:
> Do remarks (' explanation of code) take away from the EEPROM memory,
>
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switched to this method and it makes it alot easier to pick up where you
left off when you don't mess with your program for weeks at a time.
Original Message
> No. Only working code is compiled and downloaded to the Stamp. You are
free
> to use as many comments and whitespace as you desire. Most programmers
find
> that giving variables logical names and creating useful CONstants
minimizes
> comments and maximizes code readability.