Programs Do Things

“Every system is built from a domain specific language designed by the programmers to describe that system. Functions are the verbs of that language, and classes are the nouns.” — Robert C. Martin, Clean Code.

Functions are the verbs of your programs. They “do” work.

Classes are the nouns of your programs. They are the “things” that functions do work on.

Feature Image Prompt:

Generate an image. The aesthetic should be cyberpunk with colors of neon pink, blue and purple. Do not add any people. Imagine a dark, futuristic digital landscape where abstract, glowing circuit patterns and symbolic nodes form a sprawling network. In this environment, bursts of neon energy represent dynamic functions—energetic, vivid flashes that trigger action—while structured, luminous blocks symbolize classes, solid and foundational elements that organize the chaos. The composition should evoke a high-tech, cybernetic world where programming languages transform into vibrant, mesmerizing visuals, reminiscent of a digital metropolis pulsing with life.