University of California Riverside SOLID Principles and Refactoring Coding
You write a little report about how I use S.O.L.I.D principles and refactoring in my project code(the .zip file).
I will provide the lecture note about S.O.L.I.D principles and refactoring but you need to know those concepts in advance.
this is the specific details about the report:
In the last a few lectures, we learned S.O.L.I.D principles and refactoring. In this assignment, you (as an individual, NOT a team) are asked to
- provide two examples, using code from your course project, where you applied some of the S.O.L.I.D principles (5 points);
- provide two examples, using code from your course project, where you applied some refactorings (5 points).
Notes:
- For principles, your examples should cover two different S.O.L.I.D principles.
- For principles, you need to explain how the principles are applied in your examples.
- For refactoring, your changes should touch different program levels: such as variable/statement/function/class;
- For refactoring, you need to show the code before and after the refactorings and explain why the new code is better.
- In both cases, it is okay to slightly adjust your actual code for demonstration purposes.
- In both cases, complexities of the examples will be considered for grading.
