Pseudocode just means “shorthand that describes code,” and it looks like plain English. Lets take a look at how the writer’s pattern can be applied to converting your ideas into code. Most importantly, knowing how to refactor allows you to get down to coding faster, and without fear of “screwing it up.” It’s a very useful way to clean things up once your code is actually working. Refactoring is where a coder changes the structure of a piece of code without changing it’s function. Software engineers have a similar technique to editing, and it’s called refactoring. This process works because it lets a writer begin with big vague ideas and work through them, ironing out all the details as they surface. When a writer decides to produce a novel they don’t sit down and plunk out perfect copy in one go - rather, first comes an outline, then a draft, then revisions, refinements, and finally, a publishable final draft. Refactoring: Stop Worrying and Code, You Can Fix It Laterĭecem2 min read Do you write perfect code on the first try? Adjunct Prof at Columbia University Business School. Chris Castiglione Follow Co-founder of Console.xyz.
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