How to Write a Better Code.

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How to Write a Better Code Which is easy to understandable and has less LOC.
I mean What are the Key Point i have to Remember when writing a code.
and how to calculate the executable time of a code in aspect to most Environment.
If I am wrong at anywhere Please Correct it.

Posted 7-Jul-12 0:55am

Mohd Imran Saifi

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To calculate the executable time of a code

Enable trace in ur application. which will provide the execution time details

To know more about it, visit the following urls
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/0x5wc973.aspx[^]

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/94c55d08.aspx[^]

Posted 7-Jul-12 1:05am

jdarknight

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Mohd Imran Saifi 7-Jul-12 9:35am

thanx

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-07T01:03:00

In general, "more understandable" and "less Lines of Code" are mutually exclusive. Reducing lines of code frequently reduces readability, and thus understandability.

There is no magic formula we can give you to write good code. It's a combination of a readable, consistent style, with good design and documentation, and (in general) adherence to standards and Best Practice guidelines. It's experience that makes good code, not Key Points.

It is difficult to calculate execution time from a look at the source - certainly Lines of Code estimate will not help: a single line of code could look innocuous but take minutes to execute:

C#

foreach (MyClass mc in list) mc.Save();

You can measure it though - look at the Stopwatch class[^]