This course teaches you to write clear, maintainable, and efficient Scala 3 code. You’ll cover clean code principles, class handling, and key concepts like DRY, KISS, and SOLID, with practical examples to boost your confidence in crafting quality Scala 3 software.
Learn the foundational principles of writing clean, maintainable code in Scala 3. This course covers meaningful naming conventions, effective functions and methods, proper documentation, code formatting, and eliminating redundancies for a solid coding foundation.
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Delve into clean coding practices for classes in Scala 3. Understand how to design single responsibility classes, utilize encapsulation, manage constructors, and implement inheritance, overriding, and overloading methods effectively.
Explore principles for maintaining clean code with traits and multiple classes in Scala 3. Learn about class collaboration, interfacing with traits, managing dependencies, practicing polymorphism, and handling exceptions across traits and classes.
Apply essential clean code principles, such as DRY, KISS, Law of Demeter, and SOLID. This course helps reinforce best practices through practical implementation and real-world examples.
