Benefits of coding specifications and the significance of drawing flowcharts

Encoding standards are a good unified programming style that integrates and refines the mature experience accumulated by developers over a long period of time. The encoding specification is a summative description and description, and is not a mandatory rule.

Encoding standards are a good unified programming style that integrates and refines the mature experience accumulated by developers over a long period of time. The encoding specification is a summative description and description, and is not a mandatory rule.

Benefits of coding specifications:

U coding standards are the basic requirements for each member in the development of the team. The quality of coding standards is a manifestation of the maturity of a programmer;

U improves program readability and facilitates developers to communicate with each other. A good consistent programming style can achieve twice the result with half the effort in team development.

U helps program maintenance and reduce software costs.

What is the significance of creating a flowchart?

In actual work, a large number of programmers have the opinion that the flowchart is a "tedious philosophy", which can complicate simple things and expand the details. The flow chart is rigid, and the form is better than the content. I think it is good to write code directly. I only need to add appropriate comments to read the code in a concise and clear way. To avoid being poisoned by such ideas, we need to instill in advance the consciousness and habits of drawing flowcharts. Naturally, if you develop a good habit of drawing flowcharts, you will think that creating flowcharts is a natural and reasonable step in the next learning process. The purpose of creating a flow chart is to clarify the train of thought, especially for team development. in terms of delivery ideas, a good flow chart will contain as much information as possible.