<ul><li>The Feynman Technique, developed by Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman, breaks down complex ideas by explaining them in plain language.</li><li>Code quality is based on three main pillars: complexity, errors, and readability.</li><li>Complexity measures the intricate logic in code, while errors include syntax errors, logical errors, runtime errors, and time limit exceeded issues.</li><li>Readability focuses on the ease of understanding by others, which includes factors like naming, formatting, structure, and comments.</li></ul>

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