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hi in this video I will summarize three chapters from clean code chapter 14 15 and 16 all three chapters are about refactoring and people take a look at some of the details but the central theme is that there is always the possibility to improve our code base from the current state of what it is and that is the theme of these three chapters with author have gone into various use cases of how we can effectively refactor so that our code gets better and better and better over time and how no matter what code base you take a look you will always have that opportunity so in 14th chapter he factors a custom code hargs java which the author wrote as an example where it's a command line argument parser and it's it's a breeze to read that chapter you will see how the refactor code is so easy to understand compared to the previous code so it it really emphasizes chapter 14 has a huge emphasis on what are the benefits of clean refactored code so highly encouraged to read that chapter it's all a...