Upper Computer Programming
I'm a green hand who has only half a year experience in upper computer programming. I write this blog in one way to record the growth experience for review it in the future. What’s more, sharing it with others who may teach me more or who will get something from it.
To do work well, must first sharpen the tools. In the programming, language is our tool to finish the work. In this time, I prefer to C# and VB.NET who both base on the .NET framework 4.0 developed by Microsoft. By using C# or VB.NET, we can easily write a program with visible user-interface
design which may make your work convenient for practical application. After the language, I think the code structure will be the most important key to affect the code performance. At first, extracting the function which you may use it in many places or just because of its interminable code makes your code efficient and concise. Afterwards, divide your code into three segments: name, function and main program in that way your code will be easier to read or amend. Last but not least, name in my consideration can be regarded as the critical factor which decides your code whether it can be understood. For instance, if your name your variables as a, b or Vo, we may misread or even be unable to understand this piece of code. However, using Volt_IT8818 and OutputVolt may make you distinguish the voltage of load and the module output voltage.
Look forwards to your likes or comments which may encourage me to write more and hope to get better with you together.
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mrpowerSumi, I am not a software guy and most technical ppl here I believe are electronics hardware engineers and firmware designers. I want to encourage you to stay with Coowa community and I believe there will be more software talents joining the community to share their knowledge, thoughts, and questions.
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ArthurFor programming, the most important consideration is correctness; the second one is clear logic; the third, algorithm optimization; the fourth, implementation optimization; and then others, for instance, readability …
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