Clean Code in C# (2020)
Welcome to Clean Code in C#. You will learn how to identify problematic code that, while it compiles, does not lend itself to readability, maintainability, and extensibility. You will also learn about various tools and patterns, along with ways to refactor code to make it clean. This book is aimed at computer programmers with a good grasp of the C# programming language who would like guidance on identifying problematic code and writing clean code in C#. Primarily, the reader base will range from graduate to mid-level programmers, but even senior programmers may find this book valuable.
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Welcome to Clean Code in C#. You will learn how to identify problematic code that, while it compiles, does not lend itself to readability, maintainability, and extensibility. You will also learn about various tools and patterns, along with ways to refactor code to make it clean. This book is aimed at computer programmers with a good grasp of the C# programming language who would like guidance on identifying problematic code and writing clean code in C#. Primarily, the reader base will range from graduate to mid-level programmers, but even senior programmers may find this book valuable.
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Street Coder (2022)
I’ve experienced many distinct aspects of becoming proficient in software development as a self-taught programmer (other than reading books), ranging from trying to learn machine language by putting random numbers in memory and observing whether the results were anything other than a simple halt, to spending nights in smoke-filled offices, to sneaking off the university campus in the middle of the night after working clandestinely in the lab as a high schooler, to reading the contents of binary files and just hoping that getting exposed to some bytes would make me magically understand how the code works, to memorizing opcodes, and to trying every combination of the order of arguments to figure out the correct one in a function due to lack of documentation.
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I’ve experienced many distinct aspects of becoming proficient in software development as a self-taught programmer (other than reading books), ranging from trying to learn machine language by putting random numbers in memory and observing whether the results were anything other than a simple halt, to spending nights in smoke-filled offices, to sneaking off the university campus in the middle of the night after working clandestinely in the lab as a high schooler, to reading the contents of binary files and just hoping that getting exposed to some bytes would make me magically understand how the code works, to memorizing opcodes, and to trying every combination of the order of arguments to figure out the correct one in a function due to lack of documentation.
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