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Questions on writing non-trivial programs in Mathematica. Do not use this tag for questions on plotting/graphics or for questions on doing mathematics with Mathematica, where the focus is more on the math than the program.
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Is there a linter to help write good Mathematica code?
I don't do much real programming, but I've recently been turned on to Atom, which has linter plugins for over 50 languages to make coding easier (most drawing on pre-existing lint-like programs). … In other languages, linters help me learn about operator precedence (unnecessary parentheses), good programming styles/techniques, and get warnings about code that may not have been intended. …
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