Using Move Function

Move Function is a refactoring method that involves changing the location of a function to a more suitable or appropriate place. This could be within the same class, to a different class, or even to a separate module. The objective of this method is to enhance the readability, maintainability, and structure of the code by ensuring that functions are placed where they logically fit best.

This kind of refactoring becomes necessary when the responsibilities of your classes evolve over time. You might find that a function makes more sense in a different class, or perhaps you have a group of functions within a class that work together and would be better suited in their own class or module.

Move Function refactoring can help reduce the complexity of the class by moving functions to the places where their functionality is most relevant or required. This promotes the principle of cohesion where related code is kept together. It also aids in achieving loose coupling...