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You are the only person I know off on here that can program in JAVA.
Ever come across refactoring? Like composite refactoring or just normal refactoring?
Any chance you could (if you know what it is) explain it in not so technical terms. And give examples of where and why you would use it.
At uni I am doing a group project and the main part of it at the moment is refactoring, most of us have a basic idea what it is but find it hard to explain to those who don't.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Ever come across refactoring? Like composite refactoring or just normal refactoring?
Any chance you could (if you know what it is) explain it in not so technical terms. And give examples of where and why you would use it.
At uni I am doing a group project and the main part of it at the moment is refactoring, most of us have a basic idea what it is but find it hard to explain to those who don't.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Ok I think I have a basic idea behind what refactoring is and how it works, A composite refactoring refers to the mechanisms of combining a number of lower-level refactorings to create one higher-level change. Or at least I think thats what it is.
But i'm still not sure why you would use it.
But i'm still not sure why you would use it.
off the top of my head im not sure. ive come across refactoring but i dont know whether it was composite or otherwise. leave it with me.
You are the only person I know off on here that can program in JAVA.
Ever come across refactoring? Like composite refactoring or just normal refactoring?
Any chance you could (if you know what it is) explain it in not so technical terms. And give examples of where and why you would use it.
At uni I am doing a group project and the main part of it at the moment is refactoring, most of us have a basic idea what it is but find it hard to explain to those who don't.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Ever come across refactoring? Like composite refactoring or just normal refactoring?
Any chance you could (if you know what it is) explain it in not so technical terms. And give examples of where and why you would use it.
At uni I am doing a group project and the main part of it at the moment is refactoring, most of us have a basic idea what it is but find it hard to explain to those who don't.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks