Coding Best Practices With Examples | Code Review Best Practices 

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This guy is literally taught me much more than my professors.. Thanks a lot

Excellent video, I rarely see videos covering the importance of best practices & efficiency, which is crucial for a slower programming language such as Python. 0:59 Regarding this, sets don't exactly implement the `append` method, instead, you could do a set comprehension like so: `unique_countries = {customer['country'] for customer in customers}` 6:11 This is true, Altho, the `even_squares` method would be better of being a generator object, since it is only being iterated over once per function call. It is more memory efficient & faster `even_squares = (i*i for i in input if i % 2 == 0)` Using tuple parenthesis creates a generator object Great video overall, the first time I'm seeing a video from this channel, makes me want to check out more :)

I loved the 1st one which is use of Sets! Its been so long i have been coding but always underestimated power of sets.

1. Use the right data structure 2. Don’t use unnecessary variables 3. Write more compact code 4. Come up with a good variable names (avoid abbreviations) 5. Don’t over complicate your code 6. Don’t nest your code too much 7. Be consistent with your naming conventions (stick to either snake/camel case)

Awesome tutorial, will have my first code review during my application process in a few days and am currently preparing. Much apprecheated!

So glad I discovered this accidently! Really good stuff

Thanks Brother and it really helps me during the interviews. This video helps every developer and Sr. management as well. Now a days this is a common question in all the interviews from developer to Senior Engineering managers level. God bless you. !!!

Sir plz complete the data structure series as soon as possible. Because it is helping me a lot to learn data structure in better way. Also thank you for being such a nice teacher ❤️😍

Thank you sir... Sir, can you plz tell which resource or anything I can follow to improve my coding practices?....as I'm learning everything alone so don't have anyone to review my code.

Good stuff..Do you have many other similar videos?

Really good advices! Plus they are explained in detail! Many thanks.

Excellent job. Thanks for the upload, it really helps.

wow, great to see more videos like this.

Very well discussed and really practical, hats off dear

Great content, keeping code simple =)

what about for i in range(100): return condition_1 and condition_2 and condition_3 and condition_4 ?

This was pretty good info

Great video...just what I was looking for. thanks for clubbing all this in a video.

Nice video, more or less this is written in the wonderful Clean Code (by Robert Martin). But sometimes I prefer to store the output of a function on a variable just for debugging purposes, or to store something on a temporary variable to avoid train wagons (i.e. multiple rows with getA().getB().get(C).setXXX(), I prefer to declare C c = getA().getB())

Really good vedio on code review

Coding Best Practices vs Code Smell ? Which is the difference? Could you give me both definitions? Thanks

"Write compact code" (1:10) This is questionable advice. We should write code that meets functional/non-functional requirements but is easy to read. Do you want to spend 2 minutes trying to understand 1 line of code or 15 seconds understanding 5 lines of code? (This is actually discussed later in the video). "phone_info is not used in multiple places" (2:55) Correct, but it **is** used when stepping through code (which is generally a good idea). You can't see what's in phone_info if you return it directly. For the sake of one temporary variable you make debugging easier without having to re-write the code. The other advice is great!

I slightly disagree with the process_numbers function review. I would prefer list and dict compression, for they improve the performance of code. Please let me know if someone disagrees with me. Along with their explanation.

Gracias! Muy bueno!

Awesome tutorial.. thank you so much it was very helpful

Very good explanation! Thank you!

Thanks. Superb content!!!

very helpful. thank you.

Compact code does not always mean it is more readable

Thank you sir.....

Now this was cool

10:03 you can do nothing in java without class and object