More and more I am being intrigued by the power of a small code refactorings. The positive impact it has on the readability, the maintainability and understandability of your code is great. It keeps code clean(er) and since the changes you make are really small (I’ll demonstrate how small), the chance they will break things is [...]
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The tremendous power of tiny refactorings
Posted: February 18, 2011 in Compose Method, Craftmanship, Design Patterns, programming, Quality, Refactoring, Unit TestingTags: compose method, craftmanship, design patterns, development, java, object oriented, programming, refactoring, software quality
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Overriding and methods
Posted: May 13, 2009 in programmingTags: c++, class, java, LinkedIn, object oriented, programming
Today I had a little challenge. I had a Class, I call it Class A. It has a method, i call it “doSomething”. Class B extends Class A, and overrides this method with a totally new behavior. Class C who extends from Class B wants to have the original behavior from Class A. Here is [...]