>180 lines of code
>already spaghetti
How do i learn to write clean code thats well structured?
180 lines of code
Alexander Gonzalez
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Nathaniel Edwards
Start with your programming socks, are you washing them properly? Do you wear clean ones every day?
Isaac Hill
rewrite it
Jordan Green
Separate logically related things into dedicated classes/functions.
Read other people's code.
Joshua Reyes
Make a class and make separate files
Nolan Gutierrez
Stop using seeples
Liam Gonzalez
do you make some sort of plan for the project before you start coding, or do you go for the fun part first and then add the other stuff?
Charles Allen
Test
Carson Jenkins
Jose Taylor
I've heard this book aged terribly. Is that true?
Blake Johnson
refactor once in a while
make your code modular so you can replace it piecemeal
Nathaniel Barnes
>well structured
make it data-structured.
Zachary Johnson
That's sick and disgusting.
Luis Nelson
Give up and start submitting your code to The International Obfuscated C Code Contest. ioccc.org
Cooper Brooks
organize it in modules with clearly defined apis
Justin Thomas
kill yourself
Kayden Miller
pretty much
90% of writing code is reading code
9% is rewriting it
1% is actually writing it for the first time
Mason White
Don't just blindly apply everything it says. Read it and then think for yourself.
Jacob Sullivan
Sounds like someone hasn't been taking proper care of their socks. That would explain the crankiness.
Christopher Lee
You don't, just keep writing spaghetti. It's all fucking spaghetti anyway, you might as well get some practice dealing with it.
Julian Rivera
No