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hello everybody im nick and this im going to show you nine rules that can help you write cleaner code this rule set is called object calisthenics and it was defined by jeff bay back in the day in his the thoughtworks anthology book and it talks of nine rules which i prefer to define more as guidelines because defining them as rules sounds harsh and absolute so im gonna say guidelines to help you write cleaner code and its building upon principles like yagni solid kiss dry these types of acronyms that we all use to write cleaner code now clean code is a very subjective thing and what is clean for me might not be clean for you but were gonna try to explain why theyre considered like this and whether we should even use them because yeah theyre nine but i dont actually use all nine of them and ive actually adapted some of them because i dont agree with the original definition so im gonna talk you through the ones i use the ones i dont use and the ones i have adapted to my own