Summary
In this chapter, we saw how various methods, constructors, and parameter refactorings can be applied to keep your code orderly. We saw how overloading and chaining together methods and constructors gives you more options, while renaming, adding, removing, and reordering parameters helps ensure consistency.
Near the end of this chapter, we covered Actions, Funcs, static methods, and extension methods, and showed how thinking about your code in terms of small, reusable functions can help solve certain types of problems more effectively.
In the next chapter, we’ll cover object-oriented refactoring techniques and revisit our parameter refactorings in this chapter by exploring how large sets of parameters can be brought under control by extracting classes.
