No, it also produces impressive looking code that is actually not that great. It's exactly the same.
I agree except that it usually is correct code (at least in the sense of it passing some unit tests) because you also RL directly against that.
But yes, in my experience the code is often quite bad in other, harder-to-quantify directions: readability, maintainability, simplicity.
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I agree except that it usually is correct code (at least in the sense of it passing some unit tests) because you also RL directly against that.
But yes, in my experience the code is often quite bad in other, harder-to-quantify directions: readability, maintainability, simplicity.