Autor/Autorin: Kaur Dr. Sharanpreet
Dr. Sharanpreet Kaur had completed her Ph.D in 2018 in the filed of Software Quality Assurance under IKGPTU Jalandhar Punjab, India. She has contributed with her research work in various International, National Conferences and Workshops. She had an experience of nine years working as Assistant Professor.
The creator of extreme programming, Kent Beck mentioned the emphasis of design quality while developing software in the late 1990s and the use of the term Code Smells. This term became a commonly used word in programming after it was featured in the book Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code by Martin Fowler, a renowned software scientist who popularized the practice of code refactoring. Code smells are not bugs or errors. Instead, these are absolute violations of the fundamentals of developing software that decrease the quality of code.
Kaur, Dr. SharanpreetnDr. Sharanpreet Kaur had completed her Ph.D in 2018 in the filed of Software Quality Assurance under IKGPTU Jalandhar Punjab, India. She has contributed with her research work in various International, National Conferences and Workshops. She had an experience of nine years working as Assistant Professor.
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La Dra. Sharanpreet Kaur había completado su doctorado en 2018 en el campo de la Garantía de Calidad de Software bajo IKGPTU Jalandhar Punjab, India. Ha contribuido con su trabajo de investigación en varias conferencias y talleres internacionales y nacionales. Tiene una experiencia de nueve años como profesora adjunta.
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The creator of extreme programming, Kent Beck mentioned the emphasis of design quality while developing software in the late 1990s and the use of the term Code Smells. This term became a commonly used word in programming after it was featured in the book Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code by Martin Fowler, a renowned software scientist who popularized the practice of code refactoring. Code smells are not bugs or errors. Instead, these are absolute violations of the fundamentals of developing software that decrease the quality of code.
