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	Table of Contents

 

Refactoring Workbook
By William C. Wake
Publisher	: Addison Wesley
Pub Date	: August 27, 2003
ISBN	: 0-321-10929-5
Pages	: 224

		Copyright
		Preface
			What Is Refactoring?
			What Are the Goals of This Book?
			Who Is This Book For?
			What Background Do You Need?
			How to Use This Book
			Can I Contact the Author?
			Acknowledgments
		Chapter 1.  Roadmap
			Overview
			Section 1: Smells within Classes
			Section 2: Smells between Classes
			Section 3: Programs to Refactor
			A Word on the Challenges
		Section 1.  Smells Within Classes
			Chapter 2.  The Refactoring Cycle
				What Is Refactoring?
				Smells Are Problems
				The Refactoring Cycle
				When Are We Done?
				Inside a Refactoring
				Challenges
				Conclusion
			Chapter 3.  Measured Smells
				Smells Covered
				Comments
				Long Method
				Large Class
				Long Parameter List
				More Challenges
				Conclusion
			Interlude 1.  Smells and Refactorings
			Chapter 4.  Names
				Smells Covered
				Type Embedded in Name (Including Hungarian)
				Uncommunicative Name
				Inconsistent Names
			Chapter 5.  Unnecessary Complexity
				Smells Covered
				Dead Code
				Speculative Generality
			Interlude 2.  Inverses
			Chapter 6.  Duplication
				Smells Covered
				Magic Number
				Duplicated Code
				Alternative Classes with Different Interfaces
				Challenges
			Chapter 7.  Conditional Logic
				Smells Covered
				Null Check
				Complicated Boolean Expression
				Special Case
				Simulated Inheritance (Switch Statement)
			Interlude 3.  Design Patterns
		Section 2.  Smells Between Classes
			Chapter 8.  Data
				Smells Covered
				Primitive Obsession
				Data Class
				Data Clump
				Temporary Field
			Chapter 9.  Inheritance
				Smells Covered
				Refused Bequest
				Inappropriate Intimacy (Subclass Form)
				Lazy Class
			Chapter 10.  Responsibility
				Smells Covered
				Feature Envy
				Inappropriate Intimacy (General Form)
				Message Chains
				Middle Man
				Challenges
			Chapter 11.  Accommodating Change
				Smells Covered
				Divergent Change
				Shotgun Surgery
				Parallel Inheritance Hierarchies
				Combinatorial Explosion
			Chapter 12.  Library Classes
				Smells Covered
				Incomplete Library Class
				Challenges
			Interlude 4.  Gen-A-Refactoring
		Section 3.  Programs to Refactor
			Chapter 13.  A Database Example
				Course.java (Online at www.xp123.com/rwb )
				Offering.java
				Schedule.java
				Report.java
				TestSchedule.java
				TestReport.java
			Chapter 14.  A Simple Game
				Development Episodes
			Chapter 15.  Catalog
				Introduction
				Path 1: Catalog.itemsMatching(query)
				Path 2: Query.matchesIn(catalog)
				Path 3: Process(catalog.data, query.data)
				Conclusion
			Chapter 16.  Planning Game Simulator
				Part 1: Original Code
				Part 2: Redistributing Features
				Removing Duplication, Selection Troubles, and a Few Burrs
				Part 3: Pushing the Code Further
			Chapter 17.  Where to Go from Here
				Books
				Admonitions
				Exercises to Try
				Web Sites
		Section 4.  Appendixes
			Appendix A.  Answers to Selected Questions
				Chapter 2. The Refactoring Cycle
				Chapter 3. Measured Smells
				Interlude 1. Smells and Refactorings
				Chapter 4. Names
				Chapter 5. Unnecessary Complexity
				Chapter 6. Duplication
				Chapter 7. Conditional Logic
				Interlude 3. Design Patterns
				Chapter 8. Data
				Chapter 9. Inheritance
				Chapter 10. Responsibility
				Chapter 11. Accommodating Change
				Chapter 12. Library Classes
				Interlude 4. Gen-A-Refactoring
				Chapter 13. A Database Example
				Chapter 14. A Simple Game
				Chapter 15. Catalog
				Chapter 16. Planning Game
			Appendix B.  Java Refactoring Tools
			Appendix C.  Inverses for Refactorings
			Appendix D.  Key Refactorings
				Change Bidirectional Association to Unidirectional
				Duplicate Observed Data
				Extract Class
				Extract Method
				Move Field
				Move Method
				Replace Type Code with State/Strategy
		Bibliography