Readability is key in programming! A recent article highlights three fundamental laws for writing clean and maintainable code. The first law suggests avoiding deep nesting by using early returns and extracting complex logic. The second law recommends eliminating code duplication by creating reusable functions. Finally, the third law emphasizes the importance of clear and meaningful names that explain purpose and intent.

Source: https://dev.to/jenueldev/the-3-laws-of-writing-readable-code-a-guide-to-clean-programming-32ap

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