charlesprabhu
04-17-2024, 03:07 AM
- Write less code
Instead of piling up lines, find the shortest way to get things done. This makes your code run faster and smoother.
- Break your code into small functions
It not only makes your code neater but also way easier to handle.
- Reuse code
Why write new stuff when you can borrow and tweak? It saves time and keeps your code tight.
- Comment your code
Might seem like extra work, but it’s a lifesaver. It helps you and others understand what’s happening, so you can fix things quicker.
- Test, test, test
Testing might feel like a drag, but it’s the secret sauce. It catches those sneaky bugs and keeps your code healthy.
Instead of piling up lines, find the shortest way to get things done. This makes your code run faster and smoother.
- Break your code into small functions
It not only makes your code neater but also way easier to handle.
- Reuse code
Why write new stuff when you can borrow and tweak? It saves time and keeps your code tight.
- Comment your code
Might seem like extra work, but it’s a lifesaver. It helps you and others understand what’s happening, so you can fix things quicker.
- Test, test, test
Testing might feel like a drag, but it’s the secret sauce. It catches those sneaky bugs and keeps your code healthy.