“Knowing when not to code” is possibly the most important skill of a programmer to learn. The art of writing small code is to define a lot, not a LOT.

1. "You need to write code that
minimizes the time it would
take someone else to
understand it - even if that
someone else is you"
- Dustin Boswell and Trevor Foucher

2. Is your code
Maintainable?
Is it Is it
Testable? Readable?
Is it
Reusable?

3. “Knowing when not to code” is the most important
skill of a programmer to learn
Here are few of the reasons:
 Cohesiveness
 Increases re-use
 Helps avoid Code duplication
 Makes Code clearer
 Improves readability
 Easier to debug
 Indicates underlying problems
 Easier Mocking for unit test
 Avoids confusion

4. “The first 90 percent of the code accounts for the first 90 percent of
the development time…” – Tom Cargill
Learn more:
“Art of Writing Small Code”

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