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hello my friends and welcome to my channel I am Peter the programmer and Iamp;#39;m now going to show you five easy steps for cleaning up horrible code all of the steps should be easy to follow but if you have any questions please leave a comment okay letamp;#39;s get started this is a sample of bad code that is hard to understand the function foo finds and returns an item with a given universally unique identifier also known as a UID if there is no such item the function returns the value null indicating that there was no match in her list of items it is important to make sure that the function does the same thing after each completed step as the first version did if you detect any errors you are not allowed to fix them if you donamp;#39;t have any tests in place as any change in functionality can break a larger application start off with fixing the indentation to make it easier to follow the logical reasoning behind the code simple structures are easy to misinterpret when there is