July 2010
Intermediate to advanced
359 pages
7h 41m
English
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The core of object-oriented programming is the way it gets us thinking in terms of behavior and collaboration instead of algorithms and data. Interfaces are the gateway for this mindset. A good interface communicates intentions and becomes a joining point between different parts of our architecture.
Most of the refactoring techniques shown here address the issue of making an interface clearer to understand, by renaming methods, changing method signatures, and moving and encapsulating parameters. We'll also see some ways to better detect and manage exceptional conditions to avoid tainting our interfaces. ...
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