Steven Giesel • 1/15/2023

Cohesion - An indicator for refactoring

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This technical article defines cohesion in software design and explains how it serves as an indicator for when to refactor code. Using a detailed C# example, it demonstrates a class with low cohesion (mixing URL validation and API data retrieval) and shows how to refactor it into separate, highly cohesive classes following the Single Responsibility Principle.

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