10+ Coding Practice For Beginner Coders

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Computer programs are the basic building blocks of a computer or even i can say every electronics gadgets are programmed in order to perform a particular action. So programming is one of the basic for all electronic gadgets. When we share this facts to a beginners, Immediately there arises a question “How to program a computer”. So i have already posted a lots of post regarding programming and programmers. Now i decided to bring some of the best point to program a computer. In order to program a software we need to been very confident about the basic concepts of programming as well as dynamic programming. If the performance of the software is considered we have to learn the data structures too.

So i am not expanding more let me come to the point. Here is the list of best coding practice for coders.

10+ Coding Practice For Beginner Coders
  1. Keep the code simple.
  2. Use proper commenting and documentation.
  3. Name conventions to be followed strictly.
  4. Prefer for OOP (Object Oriented Programming) concept.
  5. Select the appropriate life cycle.
  6. Indentation to be followed to profile the code.
  7. Don’t go for infinite loop which reduced the reliability of the code.
  8. Organize the code by grouping.
  9. Consider the LOC (Lines of Code).
  10. Consider the complexity (Complexity = Time x Memory)
  11. Remove unused variables in order to reduce the complexity.

Bastin Robin

Founder & CEO : Working as a CEO of the 10PlusTUTs Network. Robin founded the 10PlusTUTs network in order to bring all the simple and best tutorials from all over the web. He is also the Founder of W3Graphix a Graphic And Web Designers networks, filled with the best tutorials regarding the best graphic tools. Robin is an engineering student.

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