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CategoryChecklist Item

General CoNaming conventions followed for classes, methods, variables, and constants.
General CoCode properly formatted with consistent indentation.
General CoComments are clear and meaningful.
General CoNo unused code (e.g., variables, methods, imports).
Code ReadaDescriptive method and variable names.
Code ReadaLogic is easy to follow.
Code ReadaComplex code sections are documented.
Code ReadaLong methods refactored into smaller, single-responsibility methods.
PerformanExpensive operations (e.g., I/O, database calls) are optimized.
PerformanEfficient implementation of loops and recursion.
PerformanMemory usage is optimized.
PerformanCollections are appropriately sized.
Exception Exceptions properly caught and handled.
Exception Custom exceptions used where appropriate.
Exception Correct use of try-catch-finally blocks.
Exception Specific exceptions caught instead of generic ones.
Security Sensitive data handled securely (e.g., encryption, masking).
Security Inputs validated and sanitized.
Security Secure methods and libraries used.
Security No hard-coded credentials or sensitive information.
Code ModulClasses and methods are single-responsibility.
Code ModulCommon functionality abstracted for reuse.
Code ModulAppropriate design patterns implemented.
Code ModulDependencies are injected rather than hard-coded.
Testing Unit tests cover critical functionality.
Testing Automated tests adequately cover code.
Testing Comprehensive test cases, including edge cases.
Testing Tests pass without failures or warnings.
ComplianceAppropriate use of Java features (e.g., streams, lambdas).
ComplianceDeprecated APIs avoided.
ComplianceCode is compatible with the target Java version.
ComplianceLogging frameworks used instead of System.out.println().
DependencDependencies are up-to-date and necessary.
DependencDependency versions explicitly defined.
DependencChecks for conflicting dependencies.
Build and Code builds without errors or warnings.
Build and Build scripts configured correctly.
Build and Artifacts and configurations are environment-agnostic.
Database IPrepared statements used to prevent SQL injection.
Database ITransactions handled correctly.
Database IConnection pooling used.
Database IQueries optimized for performance.
DocumentaJavadoc comments provided for public methods and classes.
DocumentaREADME file updated.
DocumentaConfiguration files well-documented.
Threading Thread-safe collections and mechanisms used where needed.
Threading Appropriate use of locks, synchronized blocks, or concurrency tools.
Threading Race conditions and deadlocks avoided.
Code AnalyStatic analysis tools (e.g., SonarQube, PMD) used.
Code AnalyReported issues resolved or documented.
Final CheckCode adheres to project standards.
Final CheckNo debug logs or temporary test code left in the final version.
Final CheckCode peer-reviewed by another developer.

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