Forget modularityTo keep it simple, these are the three things any well-written computer program's code must be:
Forget reusability
Forget modifiability
- Modular means that it is separated into the different parts of the program, each doing only what they're supposed to do.
- Reusable means the code is general enough to be used later in a different program
- Modifiable means that the code is structured and commented in such a way that it's clear what each individual part does, thus allowing a hypothetical future coder to change it.
Of course, none of this is possible when the art is a scanned pencil drawing, unless you're penciling on acetate cells.
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