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#dotnet

By Example

Nabi Karampour
@thisisnabi
Refactoring
Is the process of improving the internal
structure of existing code without changing
its external behavior.

The goal of refactoring is to make code more readable,


maintainable, and efficient while keeping the functionality
intact.
#1 Composing Methods
Refactor long methods by extracting smaller methods to make
the code more readable and maintainable.

Methods should do one


thing and do it well.

• Improved Readability
• Code Reuse
• Isolation of Changes
#2 Organizing Data
Replace primitive data types with more meaningful
types to clarify your data structures.

• Improved Clarity
• Reduce Redundancy
#3 Simplifying Conditional Expressions
Using guard clauses or breaking down large if-else
blocks.

Use guard clauses to


handle edge cases early
and exit, keeping the
main logic clear.

• Improved Readability
• Easier Maintenance
• Reduced Nesting
• Better Testability
#4 Making Method Calls Simpler
Simplify method signatures to reduce complexity and
improve clarity.

• Reducing Parameter Count


• Using Named Parameters

• Improved Readability
• Reduced Risk of Errors
#5 Dealing with Generalization
Refactor duplicate behavior into a base class or
interface to avoid code duplication.

Creating abstractions to
capture common patterns.

• Increased Reusability
• Reduced Code Duplication
• Improved Flexibility
#6 Moving Features Between Objects
When a class has methods or properties that belong
elsewhere, you can refactor them by moving them to
a more appropriate class.

A method in one class is


overly dependent on
data from another.

• Encapsulation
• Code Maintainability
• Reduced Coupling
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