Code formatting and style

Here’s another part of our job that may seem basic, but no one talks about it... except when something goes wrong! From my experience, I believe that this is one of the things where developers have different ideas, maybe not entirely, but after all, we are precise people, and we all have our little quirks in how we arrange the code. As unimportant as it may seem, formatting the code correctly is important.

Code formatting means arranging your computer program in a neat and organized way. It’s like making sure your writing follows specific rules so that it’s easy to read and understand. When you format your code, you decide on things such as how much space to leave between lines, where to put curly braces, and how to name things. This makes your code more readable, consistent, and easier to work with.

There are various rules and habits to follow when arranging code in Java, but, in our opinion, it’s also something very intuitive...