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Standards and Best PracticesEdit
Standards in computer programming are methods of programming that have been declared acceptable and thereafter are recommended as the approach that should be used. Much like what GAAP is to Accounting, programming standards allow programmers to use a common ground when writing code. Closely tied with programming standards, best practices are simply recommended methods of writing code. A segment of code can be transformed visually to comply with a programming best practice, however, syntactically the segment of code will remain the same. Best practices may also involve addition of extra code segments or removal of redundant code segments. To sum it up, best practices are simply the most recommended way of writing a segment of code, whereas programming standards are a specific set of rules to apply to coding style and techniques.
Standards, Best Practices, and TemplatesEdit
Here you will find some information on the standards and best practices of several different languages. Also you will find templates that will help you start off on the right foot with all the best practices and standards included. This way, you will be able to begin your coding process already loaded up with all the best practices and standards, allowing for a better segment of code to be produced.
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