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edit approved Oct 16, 2019 at 14:17
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If I find long method -, I could bet this method is not properly unit-tested or most time it hasn't unit test at all. If you start doing TDD you will never build up 100-lines methods with 25 different responsibilities and 5 nested loops. Tests oblige you constantly refactor your mess and write uncle's Bobuncle Bob's clean code.

If I find long method - I could bet this method is not properly unit-tested or most time it hasn't unit test at all. If you start doing TDD you will never build up 100-lines methods with 25 different responsibilities and 5 nested loops. Tests oblige you constantly refactor your mess and write uncle's Bob clean code.

If I find long method, I could bet this method is not properly unit-tested or most time it hasn't unit test at all. If you start doing TDD you will never build up 100-lines methods with 25 different responsibilities and 5 nested loops. Tests oblige you constantly refactor your mess and write uncle Bob's clean code.

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If I find long method - I could bet this method is not properly unit-tested or most time it hasn't unit test at all. If you start doing TDD you will never build up 100-lines methods with 25 different responsibilities and 5 nested loops. Tests oblige you constantly refactor your mess and write uncle's Bob clean code.