"If you disagree, then apparently, "clean" just means "looks like what I saw yesterday and the day before"." Well , sometimes the way it was done yesterday

"If you disagree, then apparently, "clean" just means "looks like what I saw yesterday and the day before"." Well , sometimes the way it was done yesterday simply _is_ the right way to do it . Of course , one can occasionally try to challenge fundamental grammatical conventions like putting punctuation on the end of a sentence instead of the front of a line . To me , "clean" or "beautiful" code is both easy to read and understand and follows the conventions and best practices that have proven themselves over and over .