Replace hardcoded string literals and magic values with named constants to improve code maintainability and readability. This practice prevents typos, makes the code self-documenting, and provides a single source of truth when the same value is used in multiple places. Instead of using hardcoded strings directly in the code: ```java String prefix = "--aot-shared-library-name="; Path pathWithoutSoFile = internalStorageDirAsPathObj.resolve(Paths.get("library.so")); ``` Extract them to meaningful constants: ```java private static final String AOT_SHARED_LIBRARY_NAME_PREFIX = "--aot-shared-library-name="; private static final String DEFAULT_LIBRARY_NAME = "library.so"; String prefix = AOT_SHARED_LIBRARY_NAME_PREFIX; Path pathWithoutSoFile = internalStorageDirAsPathObj.resolve(Paths.get(DEFAULT_LIBRARY_NAME)); ``` This approach makes the code more maintainable, reduces duplication, and clearly communicates the purpose of each value through descriptive constant names.