DOCUMENTATION: Last Day Principle

0. Introduction/0.2 Principles.md

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 **Key Points:**
 - Readability: Readable code is easier to understand, review, and modify, ensuring long-term maintainability.
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 - Maintainability: Readable code is easier to understand, review, and modify, ensuring long-term maintainability.
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 - Collaboration: Clear and concise code enhances team collaboration, allowing developers to quickly grasp and contribute to the project.
 - Error Reduction: Code that is easy to read and understand reduces the likelihood of introducing errors during maintenance and extension.
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 - Resource Management: Performance optimizations should be handled by allocating more system resources rather than compromising code clarity.
 
 `"Programs must be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute."` This saying emphasizes the importance of writing code that is easy for humans to understand, rather than focusing solely on optimization for machines.
 
-Prioritizing readability ensures that the codebase remains approachable and manageable, supporting the project's overall quality and longevity.
+Prioritizing readability ensures that the codebase remains approachable and manageable, supporting the project's overall quality and longevity.
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+## 0.2.10 Last Day
+Everyday can be the last day on any given project. Therefore, every effort, whether it be a design, development, documentation or testing automation must be brought to a good stopping point at the end of every engineering day. Engineers adhering to The Standard must ensure that their work is in a state that can be picked up by another engineer on the very next engineering day. This practice ensures the continuity of the project, but more importantly the accomodation of any potential unforeseen circumstances.