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Clean Code, its Principles and Rules.
How to Write Clean Code? Follow These Best Practices
Know the best practices for writing clean code.
Hello folks, this article is not about some java related feature or concept but more than that. Basically, I’m going to explain all mistakes a java developer does while writing the code and hence how you can minimize it and you don’t have to refactor your code. So this article is about the BEST PRACTICES a developer should always follow.
1. What’s there in the name:
A developer should always try to give a meaningful name to the variables, methods, and classes. It becomes too easy to understand what the method or class or variable is about when someone reads your code while reviewing it or debugging it. Giving names like a,b, and c to the variable does not intend any meaning and becomes less relevant while debugging the code.
1. Always start the name of a class with upper case. Eg.
public class Employee{
}here Employee is the class name and other developers can easily understand that this class deals with employee-related stuff.
