6 Refactoring Tips
6 Refactoring Tips
By Example
Nabi Karampour
@thisisnabi
Refactoring
Is the process of improving the internal
structure of existing code without changing
its external behavior.
• 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.
• Improved Readability
• Easier Maintenance
• Reduced Nesting
• Better Testability
#4 Making Method Calls Simpler
Simplify method signatures to reduce complexity and
improve clarity.
• 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.
• Encapsulation
• Code Maintainability
• Reduced Coupling
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