CLEAN CODE: Best Tips and Tricks in the World of Clean Coding by Lewis Elijah
Author:Lewis, Elijah [Lewis, Elijah]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Published: 2020-07-18T16:00:00+00:00
The importance of indentations like this cannot be overemphasized. This is practically what makes your code readable at all. It is easy to see the structure of an indented file you can easily skim through and skip parts that are not relevant to what you are looking for. You know the new method declarations, variables, and classes are on the left. It also easier to find variables, accessors, constructors, and methods faster.
Work With Your Team
Every programmer has his/her own way of formatting code. If you are working alone, you are free to set your own rules and follow them. As long as you maintain consistency, your code should still be neat and organized. However, since most jobs require you to work as a team, the formatting style to be used by every member of the team should be set by the team. In a program with multiple authors, coordinating with the team and coming to an agreement on the right formatting style will ensure that your code remains consistent and organized.
Prior to coding, the team should decide on simple formatting rules like the indentation style, where braces would be used, how classes and variables will be named, among other things. To make things easier, these rules can then be encoded into the IDE to ensure that everyone complies with it.
Conclusion
Clean code is one that reads smoothly. To achieve this, the programmer must learn to write with a smooth and consistent style that will make it visually convenient for the reader to follow your code. Since any good software is made up of multiple documents, this formatting style should be maintained across all the documents to keep it the same at all times. This should be maintained whether you are working on your own or with a team of developers.
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