Refactoring OK you've gotten your code to compile and it produces the correct and desire output. Now it's time refactor that spaghetti you call code. Why Refactor? Refactoring Cleaner looking Code Easier to reason about Easier to maintain Easier to alter Easier to debug Reusability. Potentially Smaller size Potentially Quicker code. Let's start with the easiest. Are the identifiers meaningful and informative? Namespaces Class Names Structure Names Interfaces. Method Names Field Names Parameter Names Variable Names Nope,then rename them. One Class Or Structure per a file. You can also place then in VS Solution folders, that reflect the Namespaces What if your it has multiple...


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