Lazy class smell
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Most of the time, a lazy class should simply be eliminated from the system. If the class that's lazy is a subclass, you can try to [[Collapse Hierarchy]]. In some cases, you can turn a lazy class into an [[Inline Class]]. | Most of the time, a lazy class should simply be eliminated from the system. If the class that's lazy is a subclass, you can try to [[Collapse Hierarchy]]. In some cases, you can turn a lazy class into an [[Inline Class]]. | ||
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| + | * [[Code smells]] | ||
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| + | {{Template:CodeSmells}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:32, 14 October 2009
A lazy class is simply a class that doesn't do enough. This might happen when a class that used to do work gets downsized during refactoring or when a class is added in anticipation of a future need that never eventuates.
Most of the time, a lazy class should simply be eliminated from the system. If the class that's lazy is a subclass, you can try to Collapse Hierarchy. In some cases, you can turn a lazy class into an Inline Class.
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