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| 1. Why do we refactor? | |
| - We refactor to both clean up our code and make it more readable, as well as making it more modular. | |
| 2. What's the difference between "refactoring" and "changing shit"? | |
| - Refactoring has a specific goal. | |
| 3. What role do patterns play in refactoring? | |
| - There are certain observable patterns that can clue us in to places that may need refactoring. | |
| 4. Why do some refactoring patterns seem to be opposites? | |
| - Because there are different patterns and refactoring methods for different situations. | |
| 5. Does refactoring always make code better? | |
| - As long as it is done in a predictable and consistent manner. |