April 2016
Intermediate to advanced
256 pages
6h 48m
English
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Writing reliable code can be difficult. Even small software can be too complex for one person, which can create bugs. Developers have come up with a number of tricks to try to squash these errors. Compilers and syntax checkers automatically scan your code for potential bugs; peer code reviews let other people look at what’s written to see if they can spot errors; style guides can keep teams of developers on the same page. These are all helpful tricks you play that keep your code more reliable and bug-free. ...
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