Areas for Code Improvement
Identify and Improve Code Areas. Review examples of poorly written code and learn how to enhance readability and efficiency. Address issues with Javadoc comments and method structure.
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/** * Executes the given command. * @return the Result of the execution. */ Result execute(Command command) { Method makes sense on its own /** * Used for formatting text in UI. */ Refers to usage Parameter doesn t make sense void execute(String delimiter) { /** * @return list of persons. */ List<String[]> execute(Command command) { Return value doesn t make sense
/** * This method runs ... */
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Where we are Can refactor code to improve quality. Can abstract methods well. Can use basic revision control. Can create pull requests. Lecture 3 Theme: Towards higher level abstractions.
