Best practice to write good code faster
Being a software engineering student I get a lot of projects, my problem though is that I am not satisfied by my code. It gets me the grades I need, but still I don't consider it a good code.
I already heard of good techniques to use when I am not way too limited on time, for instance TDD, design patterns etc.
But lately I found my self forgetting about those techniques and tending to just make sure the requirement are answered without for example testing my code, or using bad debugging techniques to solve my problems (like using lots of println).
So, what are the most effective techniques to use when having a very limited time?
Being a software engineering student I get a lot of projects, my problem though is that I am not satisfied by my code. It gets me the grades I need, but still I don't consider it a good code.
I already heard of good techniques to use when I am not way too limited on time, for instance TDD, design patterns etc.
But lately I found my self forgetting about those techniques and tending to just make sure the requirement are answered without for example testing my code, or using bad debugging techniques to solve my problems (like using lots of println).
So, what are the most effective techniques to use when having a very limited time?
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