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# Introduction | ||
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Hello! Welcome to the Refactorings in IDE course. | ||
This course will introduce you to refactorings and IDE features that would help you to perform them in an effective way. | ||
You will learn to recognise refactoring opportunities in code and how to deal with them. | ||
Using automatic IDE refactorings you will transform code to improve its structure, readability and maintainability. | ||
This course will introduce you to refactorings and the IDE features that will help you to perform them in an effective way. | ||
You will learn to recognize refactoring opportunities in code and to deal with them. | ||
Using automatic IDE refactorings, you will transform code to improve its structure, readability, and maintainability. | ||
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The course consists of 8 modules, each module focuses on one group of refactorings, | ||
provides short theory and several small tasks for practice. | ||
We will go forward from small local refactoring changes to the complex ones that affect project architecture. | ||
The course consists of 8 modules. Each module focuses on one group of refactorings and | ||
provides brief theory and several small tasks for practice. | ||
We will move on from small local refactoring changes to more complex ones, which affect the entire project architecture. | ||
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