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Hello I am a c# developer. I am currently close to being hired by avid HNer but I have a couple of things with my coding style that I need to correct. I did not take any college courses on computer science and everything I know about c# and the .Net framework I have taught myself. I was wondering if anybody had any good articles or advice on writing clean and understandable code. I have been working professionally as a c# developer for almost 2 years and everything I have done has been solo. Learning how to write clear and concise code is a must and I would greatly appreciate any advice offered.

Can you understand the code you wrote a month ago? Also, do you use meaningful class names, method names and variable names? Beyond this maybe you want to post some of your code here and see what feedback you get.

Well, if you're not idiomatic with C# yet, that would be the very first place I'd start (by that I mean you know why you'd use StringBuilder vs. string concatenation, etc).<p>After that, make sure you're good about commenting code that isn't immediately obvious.<p>From that point, I'm afraid we'd probably need some samples to see where you might be going wrong or right.

I would highly recommend reading Code Complete 2 by Steve McConnell.

I like the book "Effective C#: 50 Specific Ways to Improve Your C#" - it has a lot of good tips in quick, easy-to-implement-in-36-hours-or-less format. ISBN: 0321245660

I would highly recommend reading Code Complete 2 by Steve McConnell.

I like the book "Effective C#: 50 Specific Ways to Improve Your C#" - it has a lot of good tips in quick, easy-to-implement-in-36-hours-or-less format. ISBN: 0321245660

A matter of style in C#

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A matter of style in C#

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