Writing code is not tough job. There is saying that "even monkey can code" but only those codes are clean code which follows proper way or proper order or lets say proper pattern. If person A writes 1000 lines of codes then person B should be able to read and understand the purpose. There are plenty of programming languages and plenty of design pattern and programming paradigm through out the university courses and different online courses. Summary of them all is to create a person who can write readable code (clean code).
Following the syntax and semantics is not only the way to write code. We can create any functionality workable, but think if a change request arise in the same functionality, how much you need to change and how much time you need to spend to understand your own code. Also is the model you just create extensible? We may solve small problem writing if else block for now, but think if multiple condition arises you need to keep on adding else if.
Programming is not like solving the current problem and forget it, it should extensible and feasible for future probabilities.
Following the syntax and semantics is not only the way to write code. We can create any functionality workable, but think if a change request arise in the same functionality, how much you need to change and how much time you need to spend to understand your own code. Also is the model you just create extensible? We may solve small problem writing if else block for now, but think if multiple condition arises you need to keep on adding else if.
Programming is not like solving the current problem and forget it, it should extensible and feasible for future probabilities.
