Simplified version of clean code book
Simplified version of clean code book
Chapter 4: Functions
Functions should be short and do one thing. Avoid using too many parameters in functions.
Chapter 5: Comments
Reduce the need for comments by writing self-explanatory code. Use comments only when necessary to
clarify non-obvious code.
Chapter 7: Formatting
Keep code well-structured and consistent. Use spaces and indentation to improve readability.
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Clean Code Summary
Chapter 8: Unit Tests
Unit tests are essential for ensuring code correctness. Every function or feature should have a dedicated test.
Use Test-Driven Development (TDD) practices.
Key Takeaways:
1. Keep code simple and direct.
2. Use descriptive names.
3. Avoid code duplication.
4. Write strong tests.
5. Continuously clean and improve your code.
Summary:
Clean Code focuses on writing readable, maintainable code. The book advocates for better quality code by
using principles like SOLID and practices like testing and refactoring.
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