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Hello good monks, Today I ask you, my fellow monks, to call upon you for advice. I have reached a point where I need to find out what people would consider good coding style (as far as method choices, etc.) in order to start coding "well". In reading simon.proctor's response to my code snippet submission (265232), I feel it is time to kick it up a notch, and I am looking to my fellow monks for help, not only for myself, but to new monks, looking for guidance. Lend a hand if you could, I'll take whatever advice you could give a young monk.
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