During my work as a software engineer, I've discovered that certain computer science modules have remained invaluable. These modules have played a significant role in both grasping new concepts and tackling everyday problems at work. Here are a few that frequently come to mind.
This post is inspired by the content from Brandon Rhodes on The Composition Over Inheritance Principle, which I found particularly intriguing. My aim in this post is to review and rewrite the code examples from my perspective.
In software engineering, we often encounter work that is repetitive in nature. Examples of such tasks include setting up a new project, conducting a series of manual tests, or making a new release. While some tasks can be automated, reducing them to a mere click of a button or execution of a script, others are more complex and demand careful attention during their execution. Given that these tasks may not always be performed by the same individual, it's crucial to determine how to ensure correct execution every time.