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Formalizing and Automating Fine-Grained Move Refactorings Across Methods
Developers use automated Move refactorings to improve the modular structure of source code and the assignment of responsibilities. Class- and method-level Move refactorings are automated in modern IDEs, but statement- and expression-level moves that adjust method boundaries remain largely unautomate
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