Replacing static methods with instance methods enhances flexibility and maintainability, allowing dependencies to be passed explicitly and helping to decouple components in object-oriented design.
Refactoring from static functions to object interactions permits more dynamic behaviors, making the code easier to manage and adapt to changes over time.
By creating a structure where behaviors are passed as parameters, we can provide varied functionalities without hard-coding values, enriching the design with clearer responsibilities.
Transforming static methods into instance methods invites better testing capabilities, aligning with principles of object-oriented programming that promote encapsulation and separation of concerns.
#code-refactoring #object-oriented-programming #static-methods #method-parameters #software-engineering
Collection
[
|
...
]