bpalermo, haha, i just counted my code out of curiosity and there was over 6000 lines of code without whitespace or comments. -_- i dun think it’s possible to plan that far ahead.
and i luv tapioca. ;3 we don’t usually cook with it in the us, but there is tapioca pudding and tapioca bubbletea.
Actually it’s large projects where planning it all out is a must. Because eventually you may get to the point where 6000 lines of code is not all that large, and you’re dealing with 40 different classes and all kinds of crazy stuff.
You don’t need to figure out exactly what each line of code is going to be but you should have all of your objects and functionality planned out before you actually start coding the project (using the traditional software development model anyway).
Making changes to things you’ve already done in the middle of the project can become incredibly time consuming and expensive (and usually very tedious).
Try it out on your next project, you might find that it actually works.
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