Experienced developers tend to write compact code, using shortcuts to minimize unnecessary code segments. They may also include minimal comments to keep the overall size of the source files down. Is this a good idea in practical use? Does the answer depend on whether the programmer is working on an individual project or as part of a larger development group? Given your knowledge of how compilers work, translating source code to byte code or compiled code, does the amount of non-code information (indentation, comments, etc.) significantly impact the final interpreted or compiled program?
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