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Java Coding Practices
Writing clean and maintainable code is a skill every developer needs to know how to do. Clean code is easier to extend, lowers maintenance cost over time and is easier to work with. The courses in this skill path are designed to help you refine your practices as a Java developer, to learn how to write code that is not just functional, but is clean, maintainable and something you can be proud of.
Content in this path
Beginner
Writing high quality code starts with writing clean code. In this section you will learn how to write code that is clean and maintainable by using good naming conventions, writing better methods and organizing your classes properly. Then you will learn how to write code that is more robust by learning the best practices around defensive coding.
Intermediate
Refactoring is the process of changing the structure of code to be more readable and maintainable without altering its underlying functionality. It is also a critical skill to develop so you can transform messy code into clean code when called upon, which you will learn to do in this section.
Advanced
Are you a SOLID developer? By applying the SOLID principles to the code you write, you will write code that is easier to understand, maintain and extend. The course in this section will teach you what you need to know to implement these principles in your code.
- Naming conventions for classes, methods and variables
- How to write methods that are maintainable and easily understood
- Class and code organization strategies
- Defensive coding practices
- Strategies for refactoring code
- The SOLID principles and their application
- Knowledge of the Java programming language
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