This book CLEAN CODE is written by ROBERT CECIL MARTIN and published in 2008. In this book CLEAN CODE provides guidelines, best practices for writing clean book topics related to software development testing formatting are there included techniques for improving code quality and practical advise. This book controls 3 part i.e Introduction focus on case study and cover code smells.
In this book some keys principles and practices are as follows:
- It is easy to read and understand that writing code.
- To minimize code duplicate and short functions.
- Choosing clear and name for varieties also meaningful.
- To follow consistent code formatting style .
- To ensure that code functions are writing automated test .
- To avoid code smells
In this book clean code is we can say that the follow the principle developers can improve the quality and readable of code make it easy to understand modify and maintain overtime.In this book clean code provides practical advice and example set for achieving the success and resources guidance for software developers.
FAQ
What are the 4 rules of CLEAN CODE ?
In this book there are the 4 rules of clean code that is readability ,simplicity ,consistency and testing.
What should you avoid when writing CLEAN CODE?
In clean code should avoid long and complex functions unclear naming ignore error handling, using global variables inconsistent formatting over complicated the solution write hard to test code
What are the condition of CLEAN CODE ?
There are condition of CLEAN CODE i.e easy to read and understand well organised structure. It follows consistent formatting and rules. It is testable and can be easily D bugged appropriate error handling. It is optimizing and efficient for performance.
| BOOK NAME | CLEAN CODE |
| AUTHOR NAME | ROBERT CECIL MARTIN |
| PUBLISHED | 2008 |
| LANGUAGE | ENGLISH |
| FILE SIZE | 3.61 MB |
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