5 Nooby Coding Mistakes You NEED To Avoid
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6:40 An alternative that you can leverage: match and case. It generates a look up table during run-time so it matches instead of checks.
this guys really make me wanna keep learning no matter how unmotivated I am, thanks a lot Tim!
1. Simplify longer conditions into one variable. 2. Simplify nesting by reversing the direction of the condition. 3. Avoid ladder statements (several if-else) by: a) Creating a dictionary. Map the different values via key-value pairs. b) Alternatively, create an array and each value in the array corresponds to an index. 4. The Mega function. Split it up into logical smaller units of code 5. Remember to check for Edge Cases. Check for all possible things that can go wrong a) Raise custom errors that tells the user exactly what exactly went wrong and how to fix it.
It's nice to see these coding advices/tutorials again. Got a bit more used to that content format rather than to the "How to become ____" videos through all the years I've been learning from your channel.
Thanks, Tim for the advice... as always... you are my hero!
Best practices is what I need, how the syntax works is what the docs are for, this video here is added value to go pro.
Great straightforward content I always learn something Thanks Tim!
Nicely presented. Thank you!
Hey Tim can you do a video discussing Devops roadmap
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π To try everything Brilliant has to offer for free for a full 30 days, visit https://brilliant.org/TechWithTim . You'll also get a 20% discount on a premium subscription.
6:40 An alternative that you can leverage: match and case. It generates a look up table during run-time so it matches instead of checks.
this guys really make me wanna keep learning no matter how unmotivated I am, thanks a lot Tim!
1. Simplify longer conditions into one variable. 2. Simplify nesting by reversing the direction of the condition. 3. Avoid ladder statements (several if-else) by: a) Creating a dictionary. Map the different values via key-value pairs. b) Alternatively, create an array and each value in the array corresponds to an index. 4. The Mega function. Split it up into logical smaller units of code 5. Remember to check for Edge Cases. Check for all possible things that can go wrong a) Raise custom errors that tells the user exactly what exactly went wrong and how to fix it.
It's nice to see these coding advices/tutorials again. Got a bit more used to that content format rather than to the "How to become ____" videos through all the years I've been learning from your channel.
Thanks, Tim for the advice... as always... you are my hero!
Best practices is what I need, how the syntax works is what the docs are for, this video here is added value to go pro.
Great straightforward content I always learn something Thanks Tim!
Nicely presented. Thank you!
Hey Tim can you do a video discussing Devops roadmap