Which is preferable in a program: structurality, rapidity in results or presentation.

Question

I think that everything is important if you wanna be a good programmer, but the most important thing for me is write a tiny code capable of doing what the consumer wants to see.

Answer 1

Structurality:
Needed as a proper structure is needed for the code to run
Rapidity:
Need to produce fast results in order to be able to use them quickly, needed if you're under time constraint.
Presentation:
Appeals to the eye. Unless you need to show something to some audience then I think presentation just needs to be good enough for you to understand it.
Hence, structurality is important in any context while the other 2 only apply in certain scenarios

Answer 2

Programmers don't always agree. This is 1 of the reasons we get multiple open source projects trying do the same thing. (sort of realated to why there are so many programming languages, also different styles is small influence).
Suggest you look up:
"The right thing" and
"worse is better"

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worse_is_better