Daily Productive Sharing 1128 - The Right Thing

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What is the "right thing" when writing code? Paul W. Homer provides his answer:

1. The right thing is to minimize the cognitive load for humans reading the code, ensuring it is readable and clean;
2. When encountering poorly written code, developers should not ignore it but encapsulate it at the lowest level to prevent its complexity from spreading throughout the system;
3. The quality of code is often proportional to how long it remains in the system.

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什么是写代码时正确的事？Paul W. Homer 给出了他的答案：

1. 正确的事是减少人类在阅读代码时的负担，确保代码的可读性和整洁性；
2. 在面对糟糕的代码时，开发者不应忽视，而是应将其封装在最低的层级，以避免复杂性在代码中扩散；
3. 代码的质量通常与其在系统中留存的时间成正比。

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