Question 5. Legacy Code: You have been asked to improve a codebase which is two years old. Which ONE of these sets of steps would you choose to improve this legacy code? a) 1. Draw a class diagram of the system. 2. Write the minimum necessary classes from the diagram. 3. Write the tests. 4. Write just enough code to allow the tests to pass. 5. Refactor to simplify and neaten the code, remove duplication etc. b) 1. Pull the legacy code and make a repository. 2. Swap the dependencies. 3. Refactor and debug code. 4. Write tests to cover the legacy code. 5. Create fake/dummy objects for components such as databases. 6. Push the maintained code to production. c) 1. Write the tests. 2. Refactor to simplify and neaten the code, remove duplication etc. 3. Draw a class diagram of the system. 4. Write the minimum necessary classes from the diagram. 5. Write just enough code to allow the tests to pass. d) 1. Pull the legacy code and make a local repository. 2. Write test to cover the legacy code. 3. Create fake/dummy objects for components such as databases 4. Swap the dependencies. 5. Refactor and debug. 6. Push the maintained code to production.

Question 5. Legacy Code: You have been asked to improve a codebase which is two years old. Which ONE of these sets of steps would you choose to improve this legacy code? a) 1. Draw a class diagram of the system. 2. Write the minimum necessary classes from the diagram. 3. Write the tests. 4. Write just enough code to allow the tests to pass. 5. Refactor to simplify and neaten the code, remove duplication etc. b) 1. Pull the legacy code and make a repository. 2. Swap the dependencies. 3. Refactor and debug code. 4. Write tests to cover the legacy code. 5. Create fake/dummy objects for components such as databases. 6. Push the maintained code to production. c) 1. Write the tests. 2. Refactor to simplify and neaten the code, remove duplication etc. 3. Draw a class diagram of the system. 4. Write the minimum necessary classes from the diagram. 5. Write just enough code to allow the tests to pass. d) 1. Pull the legacy code and make a local repository. 2. Write test to cover the legacy code. 3. Create fake/dummy objects for components such as databases 4. Swap the dependencies. 5. Refactor and debug. 6. Push the maintained code to production.

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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