HIGHLIGHT Product Documentation
This documentation is for reference only. Original Highlight Product Documentation is available at https://doc.casthighlight.com/
- If & else statements can be taxing for the CPU
- CompareTo Empty is unreliable as it tests reference equality, not object equality
- EXIT without parameters cause issues in the script
- A static or unqualified import is harmful to readability.
- Background processes are created by KSH
- Conditional comments are designed exclusively for IE
- Avoid Backslash to continue command
- JSP can handle exceptions
- Multiple instructions on the same line decreases code readability.
- Exported Variables are global in scope and store values
- Care must be taken while selecting a Candidate key as Primary
- Untrusted data can be prevented by validation
- EXIT closes the entire script
- Semicolon is used to terminate statement
- GoTo is primitive & outside one's control
- Empty Catches cause code errors & unreliability
- Short code identifiers worsens collaboration
- Javabeans & Tags are useful in JSP as they encapsulate
- Too many pipe commands cause inefficiency
- CASE is better to understand than DECODE
- Pipes are an inefficient way of dealing with commands
- HTML comments do not add to user-friendliness
- Short local variables could lead to bugs and misinformation
- Correct indentation allows for better understanding and bug prevention
- Symmetrical listing allows for better understanding and bug prevention
- Variable declaration creates an instance in the class
- The first line activates the KSH interpreter
- Specify precision otherwise error occurs
- File Naming Convention (FNC) helps in organization
- Deprecated features makes code less resilient