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Clean Code Matters
π‘ Writing clean, readable code today saves hours of debugging tomorrow.
Why It Matters
Code is read far more often than it is written. A well-structured, readable codebase helps future developers (including your future self) maintain and scale the project with ease.
Examples of Clean Code
Swift Example (Clean vs Messy)
// β Messy
func g(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int { return a+b }
// β
Clean
func addNumbers(_ firstNumber: Int, _ secondNumber: Int) -> Int {
return firstNumber + secondNumber
}
Dart Example (Clean vs Messy)
// β Messy
void p(n) {
print(n);
}
// β
Clean
void printMessage(String message) {
print(message);
}
JavaScript Example (Clean vs Messy)
// β Messy
function c(u){return u*2;}
// β
Clean
function calculateDouble(userInput) {
return userInput * 2;
}
Takeaway
β¨ Optimize for readability, not just execution. Use clear naming, proper formatting, and avoid shortcuts that make code harder to understand.
π Question for you: How do you ensure your code stays clean?
About the Author
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Harsh Kadiya
Senior iOS & Flutter Developer