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Its time to get a bit controversial. I dont think you should write comments in your code pretty much most of the time. Here, we have some code where we expect the value to be 5 Looking at this code, its not obvious what five signals. We could add a comment explaining what five is, but even better we can create a constant representing the variable instead. The if statement now reads like a comment: that we want status to be message sent. If your code is complex enough that it warrants a comment, you should instead see if you can simplify or refactor the code to make it better instead. Right now, this condition is complex enough that we add a comment explaining it, but we can simplify this by using variables to name parts of the expression. Now the condition reads like the comment does. So the comment is basically redundant and can be removed. When conditions are complex enough like this, you could also consider moving the whole condition to its own function. Now you dont need to dec