Quote by Barbara Liskov
"A program should be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute."
More from Barbara Liskov
"The key to good software design is understanding the problem domain deeply before writing code."
"Abstraction is not about being vague; it's about capturing the essential complexity while hiding the irrelevant details."
"Good design is about making trade-offs consciously, not accidentally."
"In science, we must always be willing to question our assumptions."