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Palomba, F. (author), Zanoni, Marco (author), Arcelli Fontana, Francesca (author), De Lucia, Andrea (author), Oliveto, Rocco (author)
Code smells are symptoms of poor design and implementation choices. Previous studies empirically assessed the impact of smells on code quality and clearly indicate their negative impact on maintainability, including a higher bug-proneness of components affected by code smells. In this paper, we capture previous findings on bug-proneness to...
journal article 2019
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Goularte Carvalho, Suelen (author), Aniche, Maurício (author), Veríssimo, Júlio (author), Durelli, Rafael (author), Gerosa, Marco Aurélio (author)
Software developers, including those of the Android mobile platform, constantly seek to improve their applications’ maintainability and evolvability. Code smells are commonly used for this purpose, as they indicate symptoms of design problems. However, although the literature presents a variety of code smells, such as God Class and Long...
journal article 2019
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Aniche, Maurício (author), Bavota, Gabriele (author), Treude, Christoph (author), Gerosa, Marco Aurélio (author), van Deursen, A. (author)
Previous studies have shown the negative effects that low-quality code can have on maintainability proxies, such as code change- and defect-proneness. One of the symptoms for low-quality code are code smells, defined as sub-optimal implementation choices. While this definition is quite general and seems to suggest a wide spectrum of smells that...
journal article 2018
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Palomba, F. (author), Bavota, Gabriele (author), Di Penta, Massimiliano (author), Fasano, Fausto (author), Oliveto, Rocco (author), De Lucia, Andrea (author)
Code smells are symptoms of poor design and implementation choices that may hinder code comprehensibility and maintainability. Despite the effort devoted by the research community in studying code smells, the extent to which code smells in software systems affect software maintainability remains still unclear. In this paper we present a large...
journal article 2017
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Peters, R.R. (author)
An anti-pattern is a commonly occurring solution that will always have negative consequences, when applied to a recurring problem. Code smells are considered to be symptoms of anti-patterns and occur at source code level. The lifespan of code smells in a software system can be determined by mining the software repository on which the system is...
master thesis 2011
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