- Reafactor code to take advantage of "Clean Coding" principles you've learned.
This exercise won't have the usual format where there are detailed instructions. Instead, it will simply provide some suggestions to make the application easier to maintain, extened, and read.
- Try finding duplicate code and moving them to methods.
- Is having everything in the program file the easiest to read? Probably not, maybe try moving some stuff around into a new
UILogicclass or something like that. - Add some class comments. You can get them easily generated for you by adding
///above a class, property, or method. - Organize your files in the solution. Add some folders to put classes in. Don't forget to adjust the namespace to reflect it's new location in the solution.
- Wherever you can, use interfaces instead of concrete classes. Some easy examples would be
IList,IDictionary, andIProductLogic. - Discuss with someone and try to figure out if you all were using any clean coding principles in the past exercises.