in reply to Does bad code really teach you to write good code?

My opinion is - it largely depends on the person writing the code. Everyone will write bad code in the beginning, but one should re-read the code after the errors have been found, and think/meditate on how that should have been done better, and why (very important!). That way the person will learn; otherwise, they probably will just continue to write bad code over and over without understanding the principles of good programming.

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