Push Down
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In software engineering, Push Down refactoring involves moving a method from a superclass into a subclass. Compare the following Java classes before and after the Push Down refactor is applied:
public class SuperClass{ void methodA() { //do something } void methodB() { //do something else } } public class SubClass extends SuperClass { void methodC() { //do something } }
After the Push Down refactor is applied:
public class SuperClass{ void methodA() { //do something } } public class SubClass extends SuperClass{ void methodB() { //do something } void methodC() { //do something else } }
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