What is a code review?

A code review is a process where people who did not write a piece of code look over it to find errors, suggest improvements, and make sure it follows coding standards

When doing a code review look for these aspects:

1. Correctness: Does the code behave as expected and meet the requirements?
2. Readability: Is the code easy to understand and maintain?
3. Efficiency: Are there more efficient ways to accomplish the same task?
4. Best Practices: Does the code follow established coding standards and best practices?
5. Security: Are there potential security vulnerabilities?
6. Scalability: Will the code perform well as the application scales?

Guidelines

• Put the programming language you used for your code in square brackets ahead of your post title. e.g. [Python], [React], [C#], etc.
• Provide a link to a spot where people can view your code (e.g. github, etc.) in your post body
• In your post title put a small description of what the thing is that you want reviewed and then you can expand on that in more details if you want in your post boody

Rules

Any code review requests you post after your first must be done after you have reviewed two other people's code (and then you need another two for each request after that as well).

Youre free to post your first code review request in this community though without needing to follow this

Credits

Icon base by Lorc under CC BY 3.0 with modifications to add a gradient