International Journal of Innovative Research in Engineering and Management
Year: 2016, Volume: 4, Issue: 3
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Ms. M. Sangeetha , Dr. V. Sangeetha
Refactoring is the progression of expounding and shorten the design of obtainable code, without changing its deeds. Basically code smells are prearranged distinctiveness of software that may signify a code or design problem. The concept of refactoring covers practically any revision or cleaning up of source code, especially Improving the Design of Existing Code. To make possible software refactoring, a quantity of tools have been anticipated for code smell detection and/or for automatic or semiautomatic refactoring. However, these tools are reflexive and human driven, thus making software refactoring dependent on developers’ naturalness. While refactoring can be applied to any programming language, the majority of refactoring current tools has been developed for the Java language. This paper converses refactoring is one of the method to reside software maintainable and the proposed framework could help developers to avoid similar code smells through timely warnings at the early stages of software development, thus reducing the total number of code smells surveys.
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