code was clean, organized, and logical . Each decision made in their code made sense, and when something didn’t, it was documented well within the code.
A good way to write clean code is to follow principles, like the SOLID principles. Though they were initially designed with OOP (object-oriented programming) in mind, they are extensible to general ... See more
I firmly believe writing code is not much different: through finding good names for functions, variables, and other constructs, we truly recognize the essence of the problem we are solving. The consequence of clarity gained is not just good names but also cleaner code and improved architecture .