Unexpected Benefits
In my life, I've found that things not only go better when we follow God's principles, but we tend to reap a bunch of unexpected benefits as well. Telling the truth in code follows this same trend.
Describe & Declare - Revealing Truth in Code
When you focus on writing code that describes and declares, it naturally tells the truth.
When Code Lies
Have you ever considered that the code you write could be telling a lie? We’ll explore three common programming mistakes that lead to untruthful code.
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