Problem Statement
What are a few clean code practices you follow in OOP, and why do they matter?
Explanation
Clean code practices in OOP include writing small classes with single responsibility, meaningful names, avoiding large methods, favouring composition over inheritance, using interfaces and abstractions, writing tests for behaviour, and refactoring regularly. /n/n These practices matter because they reduce complexity, make the codebase easier to understand and maintain, help new team members onboard quicker, and reduce technical debt over time. They also align with good OOP design principles such as SOLID and ensure that the code evolves smoothly as requirements change.