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| * **Rule of Clarity**: Developers should write programs as if the most important communication is to the developer, including him- or herself, who will read and maintain the program rather than the computer. This rule aims to make code readable and comprehensible for whomever works on the code in future. | * **Rule of Clarity**: Developers should write programs as if the most important communication is to the developer, including him- or herself, who will read and maintain the program rather than the computer. This rule aims to make code readable and comprehensible for whomever works on the code in future. | ||
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| * **Rule of Composition**: | * **Rule of Composition**: | ||
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