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Coding style is a set of guidelines that helps readability and understanding of the source code.
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Function parameter names
You are right that the name input doesn't communicate it's intention really well. Uncle Bob talks about "Boy Scout Rule" in his book Clean Code: "Leave the campground cleaner than you found it." The i …
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Are all boolean arguments flag arguments, and thus a code smell?
No rule is absolute in software development and everything depends on context. That being said, I would not consider your example to be necessarily a good case for boolean arguments. An API like show …
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Should coding standards be enforced by the continuous integration server?
It's not completely unheard of and you will know if it will work for you only by trying it out. There are some steps that you could be taken before that. First the team should decide on the standard …
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