Nice article

A somewhat less obvious benefit is that spending time to optimize or improve common, shared code yields a higher payoff. If you have a nifty sort algorithm that is used in 10 different places in your program, and you make it twice as fast, you’ll get a larger overall benefit than if that same sort algorithm was only used once. Similarly, if you fix a bug in a common piece of code, the benefits of that bug fix apply to every user of that code.
Refactoring Duplicate Code
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Maximiliano Contieri
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Aug 30, 2020
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Nice article
You are missing removing duplication most beneficial issues.
It is not about making code cleaner or improving the speed. That's accidental and not important
The motto about saying things once. (DRY) is about coupling.
Coupling is our essential enemy.
https://codeburst.io/coupling-the-one-and-only-software-design-problem-869e293a9f04
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