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Answer: Because Italians are great and so is their food But yeah they do.​ But.​.​.​ Stories from your activity Why don't companies care about the "spaghetti" code? Brian Lim, Computer Programmer Written Sep 29, 2019 Because Italians are great and so is their food But yeah they do. But what most people say is "bad" code is because they don't want to debug and want to make fresh. That is ... Read More » Why do so many programmers produce spaghetti code? Christian Jean, My investing strategy is to ALWAYS buy at 52-week lows (now exceptions). Written Apr 17, 2019 The easy answer would be to simply blame the programmers. I really don't believe in this theory. Yes, ultimately, it is "their" work which is spaghetti. In my 24+ years, reg... Read More » What does spaghetti code actually look like? Phillip Kheyfets, Software Engineering Intern at Slack (2019-present) Written Jul 3, 2014 "Spaghetti code" usually just refers to code written that is hard to read or understand. If I were to pick up your code, could I understand what's going on with it? If so, ... Read More » Should I allow spaghetti code to go to a develop branch? Akash Yadav, A newly minted web developer Written Sep 16, 2016 A lot knowledgeable people have given excellent answers. Those people are in your shoes. I would like to show you what it's like from the other side. I am the guy you are re... Read More » What is spaghetti code, and how do I avoid writing it? Emily Shirley, studied Computer Programming at Wiregrass Georgia Technical College (2016) Written Jul 7, 2018 When writing code, the problem the code is solving is taken one step at a time. If the coder continuously does this without organizing their ideas and thoughts, spaghetti c... Read More » How can I make spaghetti code understandable (~1000 lines)? Mark Roberts, Coding since 1973 Written Apr 11, 2018 One way or another you will have to rewrite that code, and the most important knowledge you need to do that are all of the business rules which have been baked in to the co... Read More » What is spaghetti code and why is it bad? Chuck Cobb Written Aug 14, 2019 "Spaghetti code" is code that is very disorganized and not well-structured to isolate functionality to well-defined modules with clean interfaces. It is bad because there c... Read More » Newly hired, I am asked to add code to a non-test-driven spaghetti code. How can I kindly tell them that they have a bad programming-practice culture ? Daniel Romaniuk Written Aug 27, 2017 You don't. That feeling of disgust you get when you look at someone else's code is normal and you will have to get used to it. I guarantee that some programmer has felt tha... Read More » I've inherited 200K lines of spaghetti code — what now? Normann Aaboe Nielsen, IT-Architect at Region Syddanmark (2018-present) Written Dec 16, 2018 200K code of legacy is a problem. 200K spaghetti code of legacy is a worse problem, but only by degrees. Humans are not really able to have an overview of much more than 1–... Read More » Is most low level software a kind of spaghetti code? Jack Menendez, I've been a programmer since 1976. Written Nov 23, 2013 So there is a place for everything. The amount of overhead in good OOP is negligible in most applications compared to the overhead of making something like a database call... Read More » Search More on Quora This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.https://www.quora.com/