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my name is Konstantinos Kiziridis and i' m a pre-graduate computer science student at the Aristotele University of Thessaloniki (AUTh). We were assinged a project in a class called "Analysis of Informative Systems" to conduct a code quality analysis for an open source project. I chose this repository's code to be my base code for the analysis.
I used a tool by JetBrains called "Metrics Reloaded" as a plugin to the IntelliJ IDE and calculated the following metrics:
Complexity metrics.
Dependency metrics
MOOD metrics
Chidamber and Kemerer metrics.
Overall the values of the metrics were satisfying, but i made the following observations:
In the MOOD metrics the percentage calculated for the AHF and MHF metrics was a little low meaning that
there could be more private methods and attributes instead of public ones.
In the Chidamber and Kemerer metrics the conclution was made that the cohesion between the classes and how
they interact with each other should be greater.
Thank you in advance for reading my issue. If you would like more information on my research please contact me and i ll share more!
Kiziridis Konstantinos
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
You just looked at the code itself right? Not it’s functionality, code quality generated, and correctness completeness of it.
What is “code quality”, without those?
Hello ,
my name is Konstantinos Kiziridis and i' m a pre-graduate computer science student at the Aristotele University of Thessaloniki (AUTh). We were assinged a project in a class called "Analysis of Informative Systems" to conduct a code quality analysis for an open source project. I chose this repository's code to be my base code for the analysis.
I used a tool by JetBrains called "Metrics Reloaded" as a plugin to the IntelliJ IDE and calculated the following metrics:
Overall the values of the metrics were satisfying, but i made the following observations:
In the MOOD metrics the percentage calculated for the AHF and MHF metrics was a little low meaning that
there could be more private methods and attributes instead of public ones.
In the Chidamber and Kemerer metrics the conclution was made that the cohesion between the classes and how
they interact with each other should be greater.
Thank you in advance for reading my issue. If you would like more information on my research please contact me and i ll share more!
Kiziridis Konstantinos
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: