THE 5 LAWS OF PROGRAMMING⠀

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THE 5 LAWS OF PROGRAMMING⠀
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👉Don’t predict⠀
Bottlenecks exist in unexpected places, but don’t attempt to guess second and bring in a pace hack before you’ve proven where the bottleneck is.⠀
⠀👉Measurement⠀
Take data! Data and experiments will always aid in further development of your applications.⠀
⠀👉Don’t get too fancy⠀
There are major constraints in sophisticated algorithms. Before you realize that a part of an algorithm will always not work, don’t get fancy.⠀
⠀👉Do it simple⠀
Fancy algorithms are more complex than basic ones, which are far more challenging to introduce. Use simple algorithms, and use simple structures of data.⠀
⠀👉Data prevails⠀
The algorithms would almost always be self-evident if you,ve selected the correct data models and ordered stuff well. The data structures are essential to programming, not algorithms.⠀
⠀👉Bonus⠀
Make it done first then make it better.⠀
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Now, never forget these laws.⠀
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