Reference no: EM132283481
Questions: Answer the following questions:
1. Explain any 3 refactoring techniques in detail?
2. Discuss reasons for technical depth?
3. You identified dirty code when working on separate task (While working on a task you have identified some dirty code from some other task. That code is not impacting your current work), what is your plan of action?
4. What are design patterns and why we need them?
5. Give an example where you prefer abstract class over interface?
6. What is the rationale for refactoring in agile development?
7. Is refactoring just cleaning up code? Explain your answer
8. The key motivations for Iterative Development.
9. How unit testing is useful to increase productivity?
10. What is CI and explain benefits?
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