Bekzod Djumanov
Current student at the University of Maryland, with a Computer Engineering focus. Carroll Community College Summa Cum Laude Alumni, holding an AA in CS.
Current student at the University of Maryland, with a Computer Engineering focus. Carroll Community College Summa Cum Laude Alumni, holding an AA in CS.
Writing scalable and effective coding designs that adhere to ethical standards and frameworks
Variables and functions should describe what they do or hold—avoid vague names like x or data.
Each function should do one thing and do it well—this improves readability and testability.
Use comments to explain "why," not "what." Clean code should explain itself—comment only where necessary.
Avoid using unexplained numbers—define them as constants with meaningful names.
Never expose sensitive data. Follow encryption, anonymization, and secure storage practices.
Variables and functions should describe what they do or hold—avoid vague names like x or data.
Each function should do one thing and do it well—this improves readability and testability.
Use comments to explain "why," not "what." Clean code should explain itself—comment only where necessary.
Avoid using unexplained numbers—define them as constants with meaningful names.
Never expose sensitive data. Follow encryption, anonymization, and secure storage practices.