As we have established, practice is a habit that occurs in our daily activities. In software engineering—where software is engineered and not manufactured—we have to practice in order to write good quality code. There may be more points that explain the best practices involved in software engineering. Let's discuss them:
- Short but simplified code: This is a very basic thing that does require practice. Developers should use short but simplified code daily in order to write concise code and adhere to this practice in their daily life. The code should be clean and not repeat itself. Clean code and code simplification was covered in previous chapters; if you missed this topic, please revisit Chapter 2, Modern Software Design Patterns and Principles. Take a look at the following example of concise code:
public class Math
{
public int Add(int a...
