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Code comments: the good, the bad, and the uglymedium.freecodecamp.com1 points·by billsparks·9 anni fa·0 comments
The 100% Correct Coding Style Guidemedium.freecodecamp.com4 points·by billsparks·9 anni fa·1 comments
Constant confusion: why I still use JavaScript function statementsmedium.freecodecamp.com4 points·by billsparks·10 anni fa·0 comments
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billsparks·10 anni fa·discussThat particular comment (the @param) is for JSDOC. It's so that one can generate documentation for the code. http://usejsdoc.org/about-getting-started.html
billsparks·10 anni fa·discussI don't think the part about tests and comments is meant to apply to the whiteboard coding. It's in the section about coding on a computer.