Linting and Code Quality Checks

Ever worked on code that was hard to understand or prone to bugs? That's often a sign of low code quality.

Code quality refers to how well-written, maintainable, readable, and reliable your software is. High-quality code is easier to work with and less likely to break.

Linting is a process that checks your code for programmatic and stylistic errors. Think of it as a spell checker for your code!

• It enforces coding standards like indentation, variable naming, and line length.
• It catches simple syntax errors or potential bugs before you even run the code.

Linters don't execute your code; they analyze its structure.