What percent of all open source code is comments/commented? Couldn't

Comments are discarded when compiled to binary. If someone has the source then chances are they're a dev and so the comments are useful to them.

>>55201063
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>>55201030
You are retarded.

>>55201063
About tree fiddy

Stupid rinposter

>>55201030
We would save a lot of space by converting 4 spaces to tabs.

>>55201184
What the fuck did you just say?

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>>55201184

>>55201196
When indenting code, some people use 4 spaces instead of a tab. 4 spaces is four characters whereas a tab is one character. Changing every usage of 4 spaces to 1 tab would save a lot of space.

>>55201229
that would only save 3 bytes i will just delete an anime episode and save 10x that

>>55201229
Source code size is negligible, and spaces ensure that the indentation will line up the same for everyone regardless of editor settings.

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>>55201184
>save space
>they both take up the same space

>>55201274
Right. I'm not agreeing nor disagreeing with using tabs, just explaining why some think it is such a big deal. All things considered, source code files take up virtually no space when compared to the other shit needed to run a program, regardless of tabs vs. spaces, as they're simply text files.

>>55201295
Tabs vs. spaces is a holy war I have no intention on weighing in on. Just explaining how some people see it.

>>55201229
Yes, it would save half a GB for all source code ever written. 10MB after compression.