Inline Temp
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This leads to much clearer code (arguable) and less code. | This leads to much clearer code (arguable) and less code. | ||
| − | boolean payTax(int payRate) { | + | boolean payTax(int payRate) { |
int wages = payRate * hoursWorked; | int wages = payRate * hoursWorked; | ||
return wages >100; | return wages >100; | ||
| − | } | + | } |
Using inline temp | Using inline temp | ||
| − | boolean payTax(int payRate) { | + | boolean payTax(int payRate) { |
return (payRate * hoursWorked) >100; | return (payRate * hoursWorked) >100; | ||
| − | } | + | } |
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| + | This is the opposite of [[Introduce Explaining Variable]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:07, 25 November 2010
Basically inline temp is removing variables that have been created to store a value returned from a query and replacing it with the actual query. This leads to much clearer code (arguable) and less code.
boolean payTax(int payRate) {
int wages = payRate * hoursWorked;
return wages >100;
}
Using inline temp
boolean payTax(int payRate) {
return (payRate * hoursWorked) >100;
}
This is the opposite of Introduce Explaining Variable.
