After working with software development for over 3 years, I have strong sense of responsibility to write good code. But how do we define code quality? Well, if you Google this question, you can get tons of answers or opinions on this topic or question. Here I would like to share my thought. There are basically four levels of code quality: Basic: Yes. Everybody knows it. "It works". The code you write should function and do what we want. This is something everyone understands no matter junior or senior programmers or non-tech people. Good: The code should be easy to read. I am big fan of code readabillity. Everyone working with software development knows most of our time is actually spent on reading code. In my opion, the best love to our co-developers is writing readable code and make others' life easier. We don't want our colleagues to look at our code and swear. So just spend a little more time on refactoring your code before you push it. This is the first step of becoming a good programmer.
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