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some of the most often repeated programming advice especially to beginner programmers is that they should be writing clean code and that name is accompanied by a long list of rules that tell you what you should do in order for your code to be clean now there is no Benchmark for this you cannot actually run something and have it tell you how clean your code is but there are fairly descriptive rules that tell you what you should be doing now a large portion of these rules dont actually affect the runtime of the code that you write especially not if its compiled and so there is really no way to objectively assess whether these clean code ideas are good or bad and we dont necessarily have to because theyre fairly arbitrary at that point however there are several aspects of clean code in fact some of the most important ones that are stated are things we could objectively measure because they do affect the runtime of the program that you are writing those are if you go look at a list and
