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thereamp;#39;s nothing more satisfying than moving a project to done so is there anything worse than doing rework on something that youamp;#39;ve already finished but refactoring is an essential part of building a product letamp;#39;s break down what it is and why rework maybe isnamp;#39;t so bad dirty code is the result of inexperience hard deadlines mismanagement shortcuts and working with unknowns during the development process clean code is easy to read understand and maintain it makes development predictable and boosts the quality of the product how do we get from dirty code to clean code refactoring is the process of improving code without creating new functionality it can turn a mess into a clean and simple design the risk here is that changing code May inadvertently alter functionality so itamp;#39;s important to have step-by-step testing to ensure refactoring changes are predictable and safe what are the objectives of our refactoring things should be obvious for other pro