Talk:Extract Method
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This is a bad example that does not really capture the essence of the method if the reader does not know that the printDetails method is also used elsewhere. I can not think of a better one right now unfortunately. Or do i not understand the intention completely? -[[User:Jason Clutterbuck|Jason Clutterbuck]] 04:26, 11 September 2008 (UTC) | This is a bad example that does not really capture the essence of the method if the reader does not know that the printDetails method is also used elsewhere. I can not think of a better one right now unfortunately. Or do i not understand the intention completely? -[[User:Jason Clutterbuck|Jason Clutterbuck]] 04:26, 11 September 2008 (UTC) | ||
| − | + | Ok it was option number two. Understanding attained -- [[User:Jason Clutterbuck|Jason Clutterbuck]] | |
Factoring out the method in the way that's demonstrated here leads to [[Composed Methods with Intention Revealing Names]]. -- [[User:Lindsay|Lindsay]] | Factoring out the method in the way that's demonstrated here leads to [[Composed Methods with Intention Revealing Names]]. -- [[User:Lindsay|Lindsay]] | ||
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This is a bad example that does not really capture the essence of the method if the reader does not know that the printDetails method is also used elsewhere. I can not think of a better one right now unfortunately. Or do i not understand the intention completely? -Jason Clutterbuck 04:26, 11 September 2008 (UTC) Ok it was option number two. Understanding attained -- Jason Clutterbuck
Factoring out the method in the way that's demonstrated here leads to Composed Methods with Intention Revealing Names. -- Lindsay
