The document discusses six good practices for programming: 1) Write comments to describe how code works, 2) Follow naming conventions to reduce effort to read code, 3) Avoid deep nesting to make code easier to read, 4) Maintain a clear folder structure to organize code, 5) Read open source code to learn best practices, and 6) Refactor code to improve readability, reduce complexity, and fix bugs. The practices are presented by Jayasurya A on LinkedIn to help developers write more effective and readable code.

1. JAYASURYA A
GOOD PRACTICES
OF
PROGRAMMING
L i n k e d I n

2. 01 WRITE COMMENTS
Writing simple comments
describing what and how
method work will save a lot
of time for other developers
to read your code.
LinkedIn | Jayasurya A

3. 02
FOLLOW NAMING CONVENTION
Following naming
conventions reduces the
effort needed to read and
understand source code.
LinkedIn | Jayasurya A

4. 03 AVOID DEEP NESTING
Make possible changes to
your code to reduce the
level of nesting. Having too
many levels of nesting can
make code harder to read
and follow.
LinkedIn | Jayasurya A

5. 04
MAINTAIN FOLDER STRUCTURE
Technically, you could write
an entire application code
within a single file. But that
would prove to be a
nightmare to read and
maintain.
LinkedIn | Jayasurya A

6. 05 READ OPEN SOURCE CODE
Open Source projects are
built with the input of many
developers. Skimming
through them to observe
what these developers are
doing will help to write more
effective and readable code.
LinkedIn | Jayasurya A

7. 06 CODE REFACTORING
It helps to find bugs and
makes programs run faster.
It also makes code more
readable and reduces its
complexity.
LinkedIn | Jayasurya A

8. J A Y A S U R Y A A
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