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: Be willing to admit mistakes and have your code reviewed by others.

: Have peers review your low-level designs and code to catch errors early. 5. Personal Character and Craftsmanship Code Complete: A Practical Handbook of Software...

: Use consistent layout and style to make the program's structure visible to other developers. 4. Quality Assurance and Testing : Be willing to admit mistakes and have

: Variable names should ideally be 10–16 characters long to be descriptive without being unwieldy. Code Complete: A Practical Handbook of Software...

: McConnell argues that the primary technical goal of software engineering is to reduce complexity. Programs should be easy to "keep in your head" at once.

: Assume that users will provide bad data and that code will fail; write routines that protect themselves from invalid inputs. 3. Effective System Design