Refactor (re-fak't
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v.
1. (computing) To reformat and improve the internal structure of code without altering its behavior.
Here is a "Practical Guide" slide deck, to explain a bit about what refactoring is, and how we can use it to improve our overall code. Refactoring is a learned skill, and requires a bit of practice to do it well. I recommend perusing the links at the end of the deck, and reading up on some of the techniques to be familiar with them. The more we know about the patterns, we can do a better job of recognizing them and implementing them well.
Available in both PPTX and PDF
Refactoring - A Practical Guide.pptx (78.93 KB)Refactoring - A Practical Guide.pdf (291.63 KB)