All right, we've reached the end. In total, we've covered 10 practices. That's formatting your code, removing debt code, avoiding nested code, using objects, breaking up big blocks, naming, removing comments, reasonable returns, the rule of three and symmetry. The truth is, when you strip away all the fancy design patterns, you're left with the basic elements of programming. That's exactly what these practices cover.

with the basic elements of programming. That's exactly what these practices cover. They're meant to be fundamental. As we've seen, applying even a few of these practices dramatically improves code readability. Just remember, it's all a whip. Programming is a craft. You may not be able to apply all of these practices immediately. Some take time, some aren't obvious. That's the craft of programming.

Some take time, some aren't obvious. That's the craft of programming. I think that's what makes it great. I know these practices will help you along your programming journey, so stick with them and keep writing code for humans.