Code Review Best Practices

What you'll learn

• Writing maintainable code
• Solving algorithmic problems
• Testing code with confidence
• Collaborating through Git
• Understand object-oriented and functional design
• Understand unit testing and test-driven development

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Description

Learn code review best practices step-by-step through structured lessons, practical exercises, and expert insights tailored to programming.

What this course covers: Code Review Best Practices works through object-oriented and functional design, unit testing and test-driven development, Git branching and code review and data structures and algorithms.

Skills you will build: collaborating through Git, testing code with confidence and solving algorithmic problems.

Practical applications: day-to-day engineering work, technical interviews and scaling codebases in teams.

Who should take this course: students and developers who want to write better code and grow as engineers. It is designed for learners with solid experience in software engineering who want advanced, in-depth practice.

Learning outcomes: by the end of the course you should be able to apply object-oriented and functional design and collaborating through Git to your own work or projects, and know which areas to practise next.

Requirements

• Solid working knowledge of software engineering
• Comfort with intermediate concepts
• A computer with internet access

Your instructor

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  Pranav D. ★★★★★ 4.0/5 Sample review

  Good balance of theory and practice. The Git branching and code review lessons helped me apply solving algorithmic problems in real situations. The refactoring examples changed how I write code at work.

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  Rahul K. ★★★★★ 4.0/5 Sample review

  Code Review Best Practices covered unit testing and test-driven development in more depth than I expected. The pace was right for my level. TDD finally made sense once I saw it applied to a small real feature.

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  Anjali W. ★★★★★ 4.0/5 Sample review

  The section on object-oriented and functional design was explained step by step, and the examples made unit testing and test-driven development much easier to follow. Practising the algorithm patterns made interview questions far less scary.

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