#programming-best-practices

#programming-best-practices

"When you pack too many operators, brackets, and special characters into a single expression, you force readers to mentally parse complex syntax before understanding what the code does."

Using negative numbers in a database for tracking selection counts can lead to confusion in later queries or applications. It may also affect range checks when debugging or generating reports.

Node.js operates on a single-threaded event loop, executing JavaScript code in a single thread while handling multiple tasks concurrently through asynchronous I/O and event-driven programming.

The any type in TypeScript disables static type checking, which can lead to codebases being as unsafe as JavaScript, undermining TypeScript's primary benefits.

IEnumerable is not a collection and treating it as such can cause hard-to-catch bugs due to repeated enumeration.