You know your code is clean when every function does just what you expect

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Writing clean functions ensures that your code is readable, maintainable, and less prone to errors. Key tips include keeping functions small and well-named, limiting parameters, reducing nesting by returning early, writing pure functions without side effects, avoiding boolean flags, and using comments sparingly. Good coding is about communication between programmers, so clarity and simplicity are paramount.

Clean Code: 7 tips to write clean functions

I would prefer unoptimized but readable code than optimized unreadable code, really. hardwares nowadays are so powerful that bubble sort runs just fine on million records. to all programmers out there: optimize for readability instead, please.

This is super basic, but in a good way.
Make sure you apply ALL this principles. 🤗

Not passing boolean as param. This was most helpful for me. Thanks!