Clean Code in Practice: Principles for Software Development
Clean Code in Practice: Principles for Software Development Good software begins with good habits. Clean code is not about clever tricks; it is about clear intent, predictable behavior, and easy collaboration. The following principles are practical and transferable, useful in any language or project. Keep it small and focused Aim for short functions and narrow responsibilities. If a routine does one thing and does it well, it’s easier to test, debug, and reuse. When a function grows, extract a new helper with a descriptive name. Small pieces fit together with less surprise. ...