sahar eb wrote:1) If the program gets complicated I will end up with a class including 1000 lines. Is that a mistake? Is it professional?
4) Are there any kind of method to evaluate the quality of a code?
5) Are there any sources that can teach me how to program like a Pro?
6)Installing some tools like "CodePro Analytix" will help me or just make me depend on the tool itself?
7) Of course there are differences in programming an academic project and an industrial project.
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sahar eb wrote:Hi,
This might sound a little silly but I am going to start my first job as a JAVA developer and I need to be confident about this!
sahar eb wrote:
1) If the program gets complicated I will end up with a class including 1000 lines. Is that a mistake?
sahar eb wrote:
2) I do understand the meaning of OO and Interfaces and synchronization but I never happened to use them a lot? for OO some cases I used, for Interfaces Never used (in 3 years).
sahar eb wrote:
3)many times I look at other developers code and there are lots of classes and methods which each include just a couple of lines!. That is the Professional way to do it? or its just another method of coding?
sahar eb wrote:
4) Are there any kind of method to evaluate the quality of a code?
5) Are there any sources that can teach me how to program like a Pro?
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