BestPractice
Blog posts for the tag #BestPractice
03-Jul-2017
Code Odium: Using method parameters as local scope variables
This is an instalment of my Code Odium series of articles talking about bad programming practices with focus on Java. In this article I will talk about the practice of declaring variables in a method parameter list only to use them as local variables.
This is an instalment of my Code Odium series of articles talking about bad programming practices with focus on Java. In this article I will talk about the practice of declaring variables in a method parameter list only to use them as local variables.
01-Apr-2017
Code Odium: Unnecessary variable declaration and assignment splitting
This is an instalment of my Code Odium series of articles talking about bad programming practices with focus on Java. In this article I will talk about why splitting up variable declaration and assignment is unnecessary.
This is an instalment of my Code Odium series of articles talking about bad programming practices with focus on Java. In this article I will talk about why splitting up variable declaration and assignment is unnecessary.
27-Jul-2016
Code Odium: Unnecessary String concatenation and splitting
I've decided that I'm going to start a new line of posts on my blog that deals with especially bad examples of code that I come across. These are meant to demonstrate how NOT to write code, specifically in Java. I will do an analysis of the bad code and will also provide my solution to fix the bad coding practice shown.
I've decided that I'm going to start a new line of posts on my blog that deals with especially bad examples of code that I come across. These are meant to demonstrate how NOT to write code, specifically in Java. I will do an analysis of the bad code and will also provide my solution to fix the bad coding practice shown.
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