A pervasive reality in a developer’s routine is interacting with legacy code, essentially code authored by someone else. This task can be daunting, particularly when dealing with a lack of documentation or tests. Although the syntax and specifics might seem elementary, such as a for-loop, data manipulation APIs, or unique library patterns, understanding the entire code structure often poses a significant challenge.
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A pervasive reality in a developer’s routine is interacting with legacy code, essentially code authored by someone else. This task can be daunting, particularly when dealing with a lack of documentation or tests. Although the syntax and specifics might seem elementary, such as a for-loop, data manipulation APIs, or unique library patterns, understanding the entire code structure often poses a significant challenge.