Knowing how to write clean code helps differentiate you from other programmers when looking for a job, helps you advance more quickly, and gets higher pay. Most people can crack the coding challenges. but only a few can write code that reads like prose. Companies want people who write code that is easier to understand, maintainable and that aligns with their high standards. They don't want to have to teach their developers how to write good code, they expect you to know it. As a person with 15+ years of experience, I have seen countless people get rejected based only on the code they submitted with their applications. The worst part is that applicants don't get any feedback as to why they got rejected. It is painful, and frustrating, and can make them feel helpless. I run a weekly discussion group (free) where we meet (online for one to two hours each week) and go through the chapters of the book so that you can absorb the book without reading it. You not only get expert help applying the important principles of the book, but you also get a chance to apply it to the real-world coding challenges you are facing right now. And, a group training experience is so much more powerful for learning than trying to digest the material all by yourself. You get the power of community and the chance to learn from other people’s questions- questions you may not even have known to ask. The focus will be on using Java language. The time duration will be 1-2 hours every Friday.

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