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Refactoring Opportunity Identification Methodology for Removing Long Method Smells and Improving Code Analyzability
2018
IEICE transactions on information and systems
An important step for improving software analyzability is applying refactorings during the maintenance phase to remove bad smells, especially the long method bad smell. Long method bad smell occurs most frequently and is a root cause of other bad smells. However, no research has proposed an approach to repeating refactoring identification, suggestion, and application until all long method bad smells have been removed completely without reducing software analyzability. This paper proposes an
doi:10.1587/transinf.2017kbp0026
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