>In my book, the less code... the less errors, the less problems reading the code thus the less problems in resolving errors.
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>Which book did you write? I would love to get a copy :)

You first have to read Dutch :)
Its really simple. A 20 line routine can contain less errors than a 100 line piece of code. It can be written, read, analyzed and corrected faster.

Seriously, Code Complete written by Steve McConnel would be a good book to start with. Especially the chapters that deal with the code itself (rather than architecture and the process of development), leave clear hints about length of code.

Walter,