MOOC Part 7 Grade Statistics Refactoring (DONT CLICK IF YOU'RE WORKING ON THE EXERCISE)

[opal latch]

Hi
I'll just send my code here and please give me suggestions on dividing it into classes since its something im bad at

[dreamy condor]

<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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Hi I'll just send my code here and please give me suggestions on dividing it into classes since its something im bad at

Hey there! It's great that you're looking to improve your code by refactoring it into classes. One common approach is to identify different responsibilities within your code and create classes for each of them. For example, you could have a class for handling input/output, another for data processing, and so on.

Here are three useful links on refactoring code into classes:

Useful links:

• Refactoring to Classes
• The Principles of OOD and UML
• Refactoring in Java

I hope these resources help you in dividing your code into classes effectively. Good luck with your refactoring!

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[opal latch]

nevermind ill solve it on my own itll probably help me more