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	Clean Code: Args Robert C. Martin objectmentor.com, 2006	What makes a module clean? What is the value of clean code? What does cleanliness of code have to do with professional behavior? Is it enough that a module work? Or is there more that a programmer should do? This article attempts to answer these questions by presenting the authors attempt to clean up a module that he had allowed to get dirty. In this article you will read about refactoring methods, design techniques, and general principles of good craftsmanship. And you may gain a deeper insight into what it means to be a professional programmer.