Refactoring Large Methods:
"The object programs that live best and longest
are those with short methods. Programmers new to
objects often feel that no computation ever takes
place, that object programs are endless sequences
of delegation. When you have lived with such a
program for a few years, however, you learn just
how valuable all those little methods are. All of
the payoffs of indirection—explanation, sharing,
and choosing—are supported by little methods" -
Refactoring Book - Martin Fowler
Large Methods are code smells.To refactor large
methods follow the following methods :
-> Use extract method refactoring to extract a
lot of small methods
-> In case of a method having a number of
temporary variables , temporary variables can be
replaced by query methods
-> A query method is a small method that is
intended to replace variables .
e.g int myVariable = oldValue1 * oldValue2
create a new method like
int getValue(){
return oldValue1 * oldValue2;
}
now replace all usages to myVariable by the
method getValue()
-> Then try introduce Parameter Object
refactoring to take care of huge number
parameters in the extracted method
-> Use Preserve Whole Object Refactoring in case
lot of parameters are passed to methods , and
each of these parameters are local values.
-> If still extract method refactoring becomes
difficult use "Replace method with Method Object"
refactoring
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
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