A large-scale empirical study on the lifecycle of code smell co-occurrences
Authors:
- Fabio PalombaFPFabio Palomba
- Gabriele BavotaGBGabriele Bavota
- Massimiliano Di PentaMPMassimiliano Di Penta
- Fausto FasanoFFFausto Fasano
- Rocco OlivetoRORocco Oliveto
- Andrea De LuciaALAndrea De Lucia
- 1 July 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Information and Software Technology
- Vol. 99, 1-10
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