Clean code is essential for efficient software development, improving readability, maintainability, and debugging. Descriptive variable names replace cryptic ones for better understanding. Functions should be concise and focused, performing a single task. Comments should clarify the purpose of the code, not simply restate the obvious. Consistent code formatting, aided by tools, enhances readability. Regular refactoring prevents the accumulation of technical debt. Clean code reduces cognitive load for developers, improving collaboration. Prioritizing clean code benefits long-term software maintainability and extensibility. The overall goal is to create a codebase that is easier to work with for everyone involved. Investing time in writing clean code ultimately saves time and effort in the long run.
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