Writing clean code is an art that makes programming efficient. Immerse yourself in a pool of code as you scan through it to observe structures and bugs. You'll learn the best practices, patterns, and techniques for building clean code.
This book on programming can help you identify good code from bad code. This is an essential skill if you want to create clean and efficient code and get a job in software development. Chapters discuss functions, formatting, unit tests, classes, and concurrency. All in C!
This is a classic book that simplifies the process of software construction, helping developers write efficient software. Access valuable techniques to minimize and eliminate errors, design for maximum creativity, and debug code effectively. You'll learn the value of collaborative development and how to integrate quality throughout the entire phase of software construction.
The beginning chapter highlights the basics of software development, software metaphors, and prerequisites for software development. Other lessons include data design, how to choose a language for software construction, software systems, and more.
Programmers often encounter technical difficulties and seek applicable methods to resolve them. This programming book offers solid design principles and a practical approach to resolve those nagging problems programmers face. It offers lessons on testing and debugging code, set representations, and string problems.
The simple explanations will help you understand program design, implementation sketches, and algorithm design techniques. Additionally, you'll practice code tuning, study data structure, and text generation.
This book offers a detailed step-by-step guide that acquaints you with the approach and universal principles of refactoring. This helps you restructure existing code without altering its external behavior. Understand how to utilize valuable refactorings, making programs easy to tweak and comprehend.
Learners will practice the skills they need to identify bad code, serving as an opportunity to refactor. Other lessons highlight the tradeoffs and barriers to refactoring, and how to rigorously check for refactorings.
