August 2024
Intermediate to advanced
516 pages
11h 47m
English
When people first learn to code, their focus is—and should be—on getting their code to run properly. Their code is measured using one simple metric: does the code actually work?
As software engineers gain more experience, though, they begin to learn about additional layers and nuances regarding the quality of their code. They learn that there can be two snippets of code that both accomplish the same task, but that one snippet is better than the other.
There are numerous measures of code quality. One important measure is code maintainability. Maintainability of code involves aspects such as the readability, organization, and modularity of one’s code.
However, another aspect of high-quality code is code
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