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    The document discusses characteristics of code quality including defining what code quality is, metrics to measure code quality, and practices to improve code quality. Specifically, it covers that quality code is easy to understand, simple to maintain, easy to extend, can be reused in the future, and must have unit tests. It also discusses why code quality is important by noting that the cost of changing code rises exponentially over time and poor quality can reduce productivity. Common metrics mentioned include lines of code, depth of inheritance tree, coupling between classes, lack of cohesion, and maintainability index. Guidelines provided for functions include keeping them small, limiting arguments, and following principles like single responsibility. Classes should provide cohesive responsibilities and services.

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    The document discusses characteristics of code quality including defining what code quality is, metrics to measure code quality, and practices to improve code quality. Specifically, it covers that quality code is easy to understand, simple to maintain, easy to extend, can be reused in the future, and must have unit tests. It also discusses why code quality is important by noting that the cost of changing code rises exponentially over time and poor quality can reduce productivity. Common metrics mentioned include lines of code, depth of inheritance tree, coupling between classes, lack of cohesion, and maintainability index. Guidelines provided for functions include keeping them small, limiting arguments, and following principles like single responsibility. Classes should provide cohesive responsibilities and services.

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    Code Quality

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    Sanjar Madraximov
    The document discusses characteristics of code quality including defining what code quality is, metrics to measure code quality, and practices to improve code quality. Specifically, it covers that quality code is easy to understand, simple to maintain, easy to extend, can be reused in the future, and must have unit tests. It also discusses why code quality is important by noting that the cost of changing code rises exponentially over time and poor quality can reduce productivity. Common metrics mentioned include lines of code, depth of inheritance tree, coupling between classes, lack of cohesion, and maintainability index. Guidelines provided for functions include keeping them small, limiting arguments, and following principles like single responsibility. Classes should provide cohesive responsibilities and services.

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    Characteristics of code

    quality
    Code Quality
    • What is code quality
    • Code quality Metrics
    • How to improve code quality
    – Practices
    – Design Principles
    – Tools
    CodeQuality
    Quality code is
    • Easy to understand
    • Simple to maintain
    • Easy to extend
    • Reuse in the future
    • Code must have unit test
    Why we need to bother for code quality ?
    Cost of change
    • One of the universal assumption of software engineering is that cost
    of changing a program rises exponentially over time .
    Cost of change
    Reduce Productivity
    Code Quality Metrics
    • Lines of code
    • Depth of Inheritance Tree
    • Coupling Between Object Classes
    • Lack of Cohesion in Methods
    • Maintainability Index
    Lines Of Code
    • Function
    • Classes
    Function
    • Function should be small
    • Functions should not have too many arguments
    • Avoid flag arguments
    • Command query separation
    • Should follow SRP and OCP
    Classes
    • A class is a collection of data and routines that share a cohesive, well-
    defined responsibility.
    • A class might also be a collection of routines that provides a cohesive
    set of services even if no common data is involved.

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