October 2024
Intermediate to advanced
270 pages
8h 13m
Spanish
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Capítulo 56. Haz que el código sea sencillo y legible
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Emily Jiang
Soy un gran fan del código sencillo y legible. Cada línea de código debe ser lo más autoexplicativa posible. Cada línea de código debe ser necesaria. Para conseguir un código legible y sencillo, hay dos aspectos: el formato y el contenido. Aquí tienes algunos consejos que te ayudarán a escribir código legible y sencillo:
- Utiliza la indentación para exponer tu código con claridad.
- Utilízala de forma coherente. Si trabajas en un proyecto, debe haber una plantilla de código. Todos los miembros del equipo deben adoptar el mismo formato de código. No mezcles espacios con tabuladores. Yo siempre tengo configurado el IDE para que muestre espacios y tabulaciones, de modo que pueda detectar la mezcla y corregirla. (Personalmente, me encantan los espacios.) Elige espacios o tabuladores, y cíñete a ello.
- Utiliza nombres de variables y de métodos que tengan sentido.
- El código es mucho más fácil de mantener si se explica por sí mismo. Con identificadores significativos, tu código puede hablar por sí mismo en lugar de necesitar una línea de comentario aparte para explicar lo que hace. Evita los nombres de variables de una sola letra. Si los nombres de tus variables y métodos tienen un significado claro, normalmente ...
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