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Do you print your source code? If so why?

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Why print your code?

For the first time in probably over 10 years I printed some source code. The reason why was so my non-programming wife could use it as a reference for a novel she's writing.

Twenty years ago when I worked for a major bank we had to print the source code of every major release.

Do you print your source code? If so why?

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