Summary
In this chapter, we explored refactoring techniques to help better control program flow, instantiate objects, iterate over collections, and write more efficient code through LINQ.
Each refactoring technique we covered is one tool in your toolbelt that might improve the readability and maintainability of your code in the right circumstances. As you practice refactoring more, you’ll learn more about when to apply which refactoring to improve the code you’re working with.
In the next chapter, we’ll move on from improving individual lines of code and focus on a slightly bigger picture as we work to refactor entire methods of C# code.
