Junior vs senior python developer 🐍 | #python #coding #programming #shorts @Codingknowledge-yt

No, Seniors write code that juniors can understand

I guess real senior write it like the junior version!

"Clean code" thrown out the window

Seniors write code that is readable and maintainable. It is not the goal to cramp as much code as possible into one line.

Senior developer makes readable abd maintanable code for everyone not cripted code 😉

readable is better than shorter.

PRO: print('Odd' if num&1 else "Even")

both are junior

print("Even") 4 is always gonna be an even number LOL

Regardless of how you code, if you really mastered the logic, you're master

heres a cool number guessing game i mad (junior coding way) import time import random print("hello, welcome to the number guessing game!") time.sleep(2) print("you will have to guess number from 1, 10") time.sleep(2) print("if you get it right you get a point on your streak!") name = input("hello, what will be your username for this play? ") print("hello, " + name) print("steak so far is 0") time.sleep(3) print("computer is now guessing the number...") time.sleep(2) number = (random.randint(1, 10)) print("number has been chosen") time.sleep(1.5) player_guess = input("what do you think the number is? ") if player_guess == number: print("yay you got 1 on the streak") if player_guess != number: print("oh, sorry you got it wrong. ") time.sleep(1) print("GAME") time.sleep(.5) print("OVER!") hope this was cool, copy it pls

Le me: print("hello world")

If this purpose is reducing lines as much as possible like a programming contest this senior way is better. But if this purpose is writing main-tenable and readable source code junior way is superior to senior way. And most of the case our purpose is writing good source code in order to implement business logic. So basically junior source code is better.

HACKER: print(num & 1 and 'Odd' or 'even')

Seniority doesn't come for lines go code instead it's from codes readability on the go, if I am not mistaken

Always remember KIS principle and to much optimisation it’s kill readability.

Remember, legibility over conciseness.

Senior... could be considered dated. We used to code like this to crunch for space and coders could be that single person doing it all. "Junior" is weening old heads out of the habit because not only that we have more space than we do in the past but we're not working on the same project anymore.

Actually, write just 1 instruction per line is a good practice. In critical projects, it could be mandatory

Now I know how to shorten my coding lines in python.