Writing Perfect Code?

Writing Perfect Code?

Perfect code is subjective, So one piece of code might look neat, but another might be fast, and another might be memory efficient.

The definition of “perfect” could also be based on the goal of the program being built. Someone working for a fast paced startup, validating the business viability is more important than writing error-free code. So the goal is to get your product out as soon as possible. While someone working for a corporate, stability is more stressed than production speed.

That said, I don't advocate shipping messy and sub-standard code. Pay attention to writing clean and efficient code, but pushing it to make it perfect through constant refactoring is commercially unviable.

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