Beware of non-communicating methods
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Latest revision as of 23:53, 20 July 2009
- Beware of classes which have too much non-communicating behavior, i.e. methods which operate on a proper subset of the data members of a class. God classes often exhibit lots of non-communicating behavior. --Riel's Heuristic 3.4, Arthur Riel 1996
Derived from Separate methods that do not communicate.
