CODING STANDARDS

Ask any senior developer what makes code hard to work with, and you will hear the same answer again and again: bad names. A function called calc(), a variable called x, a column called flag2. The code runs, but nobody, including you three weeks later, can tell what it does without reading every line. Naming is a skill you can learn, and it pays off right away: in capstone defenses, in code reviews

Writing clean, efficient, and maintainable code is the best practice for building the long-term success of your software projects. With this approach, it becomes easy for you and your team to understand, debug, and enhance your projects over time. Imagine that you are building a house, and you want it to be constructed strongly, easy to renovate, and well-organized. Just as a well-constructed