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Once the code works, we have all the time in the world to make it look good.
If we need to make sudden rapid changes, then we have no choice other than messing up standard coding style.
Is this way professional and widely used? Or is it better to form the habit of maintaining perfect order while coding at every point in time?
Seems like wasted time and inefficiency to me, revisiting the same code twice.
Just my opinion, of course!
Once you decide on your coding style, it becomes natural, and doesn’t take any longer to code neatly than it would to code scruffily…