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Why do refactoring steps need to be relatively small?
Why do refactoring steps need to be relatively small?
- To speed up the refactoring process
- To simplify large chunks of code
- To reduce the risk of making accidental changes to functionality (correct)
- To minimize the need for regression testing
In the context of refactoring, what is the purpose of extracting a function or method?
In the context of refactoring, what is the purpose of extracting a function or method?
- To increase code duplication
- To prepare for moving code between classes (correct)
- To introduce performance optimizations
- To enhance the complexity of functions
When referring to the extraction of variables, what should be considered regarding performance?
When referring to the extraction of variables, what should be considered regarding performance?
- Considering potential performance issues (correct)
- Ignoring performance entirely for readability purposes
- Focusing on performance optimization exclusively
- Ensuring maximum performance without considering readability
What is the primary reason for turning a complex expression into a reusable variable?
What is the primary reason for turning a complex expression into a reusable variable?
Which technique helps in breaking up large monolithic functions during refactoring?
Which technique helps in breaking up large monolithic functions during refactoring?
What makes regression testing important in the context of refactoring?
What makes regression testing important in the context of refactoring?
What is the purpose of moving a method from one class to another?
What is the purpose of moving a method from one class to another?
What is the purpose of the 'k_future_mapping' function in the given code snippet?
What is the purpose of the 'k_future_mapping' function in the given code snippet?
When moving a field to another class, what should be considered?
When moving a field to another class, what should be considered?
What data structure is used to store future state mappings in the 'k_future_mapping' function after applying the 'Extract Variable' refactoring?
What data structure is used to store future state mappings in the 'k_future_mapping' function after applying the 'Extract Variable' refactoring?
What does combining multiple functions into a class help improve?
What does combining multiple functions into a class help improve?
In the 'k_future_mapping' function, what does the 'get_k_future' function do?
In the 'k_future_mapping' function, what does the 'get_k_future' function do?
Why should automated refactoring be used with caution?
Why should automated refactoring be used with caution?
After applying the 'Rename Variable' refactoring, what is the major advantage gained in terms of variable naming?
After applying the 'Rename Variable' refactoring, what is the major advantage gained in terms of variable naming?
What is the significance of using 'frozenset' in storing future state mappings in the 'k_future_mapping' function?
What is the significance of using 'frozenset' in storing future state mappings in the 'k_future_mapping' function?
Which design principle is violated when methods are not moved to the classes where they belong?
Which design principle is violated when methods are not moved to the classes where they belong?
How does combining functions into a class impact code organization?
How does combining functions into a class impact code organization?
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