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The arrangement of code elements on the page or screen to make the program easier to understand.
Blank lines and spaces used to separate sections of code, making it easier to read.
Blank lines and spaces used to separate sections of code, making it easier to read.
Notes added to source code to explain its purpose or how it works, ignored by the computer.
Names given to variables or subprograms that clearly describe their purpose.
The use of spaces or tabs at the start of lines to show which statements belong together.
The use of spaces or tabs at the start of lines to show the structure of a program.
Names given to variables and subprograms that clearly describe their purpose in the program.
The arrangement of code on the page, including spacing and grouping of statements.
Notes added to source code to explain what it does, ignored when the program runs.