Refactoring¶
Beck, K., & Fowler, M. (1999). Refactoring. Addison-Wesley.
Cited by¶
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Domain-specific¶
- Code Smell
- A long parameter list, a data class, feature envy, a temporary field, or speculative generality can compile, pass every test, and behave correctly today
This sourceThe bad-smells catalog these five entries come from - Long Parameter List, Data Class, Feature Envy, Temporary Field and Speculative Generality - and the source of the chapter's premise that a smell indicates a design problem rather than incorrect behaviour. All six are entries in the bad-smells catalog under exactly these names. The catalog these three probes are drawn from, each with the trace the chapter gives it: cross-class data access for Feature Envy, arguments that always travel together for Data Clumps, and fields valued only under certain circumstances for Temporary Field.
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- A long parameter list, a data class, feature envy, a temporary field, or speculative generality can compile, pass every test, and behave correctly today
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