C# Refactoring | Powerful code optimization
Introduction to the code refactoring practice in C#
What you will learn
Get familiar with the main types of code smells. Learn to find them in the code
You can optimize your code, make it clearer, more logical and readable
Learn how to perform the most popular refactorings, their mechanics and step-by-step application in code
Why take this course?
Are you eager to elevate your coding prowess?
Delve into the world of code refactoring, a pivotal skill that separates good developers from exceptional ones. In this course, I will guide you through the intricacies and benefits of this critical practice in C#. Whether you're just starting out, brushing up your intermediate skills, or even a seasoned coder, this course is designed to enhance your code optimization abilities.
- Identify common code smells and learn how to eradicate them.
- Optimize your code for clarity, logic, and readability.
- Discover the most effective refactorings and understand their underlying mechanics.
- Apply refactoring techniques systematically to improve your codebase.
- Complex expressions and computations
- Multiple assignments to a temp variable
- Magic literals in code
- Hard-to-understand conditions
- Nested if statements logic
- Long method parameter lists
- Complex method bodies
- Classes with mixed responsibilities
Code refactoring involves restructuring existing code without changing its external behavior. Its primary goals are to make the code more maintainable, readable, and easier to modify in the future.
It's a meticulous process that should be approached incrementally, ensuring that each change you make preserves the intended functionality of your code.
- Enhance the overall design of your code
- Reduce complexity for better maintainability
- Improve the readability of your code
- Ensure that your architecture supports future changes
- Improve maintainability and reliability of the system
- Introduce Explaining Variable
- Split Temporary Variable
- Replace With Constant
- Simplify Condition
- Split Conditional
- Combine Conditional
- Replace Conditional With Guard Clause
- Introduce Parameter Object
- Extract Method
- Extract Interface
- Extract Class
- Extract Super Class