Clean Code

Through practical Java examples, this book teaches universal principles of clean code that apply across programming languages. You’ll learn essential practices including meaningful naming, small focused functions, proper commenting, code organization, error handling, unit testing, and refactoring techniques. It covers identifying code smells, implementing design patterns, and writing clean classes that follow SOLID principles.

Despite being written more than a decade ago, the core concepts remain timeless and relevant today. The book’s emphasis on code readability and maintainability, along with its lessons on self-documenting code and purposeful functions, provides invaluable insights for writing better software.