The “Folded Code” Test
Read OriginalThe article introduces the 'Folded Code' test, a method for improving code quality by using an editor's code folding feature. It argues that collapsing code blocks to view higher-level structure helps assess if the code's purpose remains clear, prompting refactoring when it isn't. Examples using test suites and class definitions illustrate how this technique aids readability and maintenance.
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