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Abstract: Software refactoring is widely conducted in the industry and well-studied in the academic community. There are dozens of software refactoring types, and each type of refactoring often ...

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Mocking is an essential technique in unit testing, allowing developers to isolate dependencies for more focused and reliable tests. However, repetitive patterns of mock creation, termed mock clones, ...

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