[Q] Making My Code More Maintainable?

I dont know if you do this or not.
I try creating classes for each semi major or a major function.
and i also use trello to organize what i do and what i can say is using trello has increased my productivity and that in return has made my code a tad bit more organized

programmers are like that, we're lazy because it works better for us. 

Alr another bot time to ban it 

@Hiroku bruh 💀

i find like folders n stuff pretty confusing and don't understand why people make useless classes unless it's like oop or something but whatever

One approach that may help is using design patterns and conventions to promote encapsulation and separation of concerns, making it easier to add new features. Also, implementing a consistent naming convention, file organization, and version control can aid in code maintenance.

It's also important to review your code regularly and take breaks to avoid burnout. Remember, code organization is an ongoing process and takes time and practice to develop good habits.

@JumpingJerboa Yeah, I do all of that. It still gets quite messy.

@RealNickk

I totally get that it can still be tough to keep things organized even when you're doing everything right. One thing that could help is regularly going through your code and cleaning it up, so it's easier to understand.

There are also tools that can help you visualize your code, which can make it easier to spot problem areas. If all else fails, don't be afraid to ask for help. Sometimes, a fresh set of eyes can see something you missed.