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human
How can you know if your code is "professional" enough for production?

I have started making alot of scripts in python which automates manual work, and saves my company alot of time. All in all, my code works fantastic for the purpose it was made for.. But still, i am sure that many of you bright minds would laugh when you see my rinkydink code solutions..
So it makes me wonder if their are any frameworks or standards which your code need to meet or comply with in order to be taken serious in a professional matter?

Mind you i have been programming python for about 9 months, and I am learning everyday, but you always here that some new smart it-company has made this insane-whatever-algorithme which is why Google will buy them for a gizillion dollors..

How the hell are thous guys writing their python compared to what i am doing?

Is the mind-set: "if it works, it works" not good enough?
gpt
It's really not the code quality that gets them bought out over something you've made. That's really not where the difference is.

I've worked with garbage code that made a company millions of dollars, I've worked with really good code that had to be shelved because the project just didn't work out.

Code solves a problem, the algorithm solved a problem, maybe it was incredible code, maybe it was garbage.