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  1. Christopher Miller@ccmiller2018
    Refactor for readability. As code evolves, refactor it to align with best practices, simplify logic, and improve its overall structure. And don't be afraid of colleagues suggesting a refactor in code review! everyone is working together. #Refactoring #ReadableCode
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  2. busayo✓@AmoweO
    Remember that code that's easy to understand is more valuable than code that's clever. 🤔💻 #ReadableCode"
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    Quote tweet this with something you wish more people knew about coding
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    Quote tweet this with something you wish more people knew about coding
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  4. Christopher Miller@ccmiller2018
    Refactoring: Well there we have it, a whistlestop tour of refactoring unreadable code into more readable code. Does that mean this is now perfect? no not at all - but we've got a lot better than we did. It's now a lot more readable. #ReadableCode
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  5. Christopher Miller@ccmiller2018
    Decorator pattern adds responsibilities dynamically. Wrap objects with decorators to enhance behaviour without altering their structure. my example is of course based on coffee! would you expect anything less from me 🤷 #DesignPatterns #ReadableCode
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  6. Smart u. Monday@smartPyJ_
    Import module_name as 👌 Good practice, especially when the module name is very long (SentimentIntensityAnalyzer) and will be called several times in your code . 👉 import SentimentIntensityAnalyzer as smartpyj👈 #python #readablecode
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    Decorators and core components share a common interface. This ensures interchangeable usage and consistent behaviour. Makes it easy to keep building with decorators. let's take an abstract example #ReadableCode #DesignPatterns
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  8. Christopher Miller@ccmiller2018
    The Singleton pattern ensures a single instance of a class. Use it to manage shared resources like database connections efficiently. Create a single object, then when you need it reuse it - bonus! memory optimization. #DesignPatterns #ReadableCode
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  9. Christopher Miller@ccmiller2018
    Use specific exception types. Create custom exception classes to convey meaningful error information and differentiate between different error scenarios. Remember you can stack your exception classes like in the code example: #ErrorHandling #ReadableCode
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  10. Christopher Miller@ccmiller2018
    Provide constructive feedback when you're asked to review code. Focus on improving code quality and suggest alternative approaches while maintaining a positive tone. There's two ways of saying the same thing - choose the nice one. #Feedback #CodeReview #ReadableCode
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  11. Christopher Miller@ccmiller2018
    Singletons may lead to tight coupling. Evaluate if they're truly necessary for the intended use case, or whether there's a more appropriate option. you might want to consider a factory instead! which would you choose? 1 or 2? #ReadableCode #DesignPattern
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