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In this video, Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob) the author of the books Clean code and Clean Architecture speaks on the fundamental principles of clean code: naming conventions based on scope.

Uncle Bob breaks down these concepts with practical, real-world examples, illustrating:

Why short function names are essential for functions in large scopes (like open() vs. openFileAndThrowExceptionIfNotFound()).
How function names naturally lengthen as their scope decreases, from instance methods to deeply nested private functions.
The relationship between function precision and name length – how more precise, granular functions require more descriptive names.
Why abstract functions in large scopes should have short names.
How extracting functions and the levels of private functions effect the function name length.
Understanding these principles, as emphasized by Uncle Bob, will significantly improve your code readability and maintainability. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced programmer, this video will provide valuable insights into writing cleaner, more efficient code. Thoughts?

Sources:
   • Clean Code - Uncle Bob / Lesson 2  


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