Adding content on refactoring code for debugging and optimization / readability

[avahoffman]

Adds to the course:

1. Introduction to Refactoring Code
   • Also includes a conceptual image
2. How AI can help with code refactoring
3. Example One: Correcting Syntax (indentations in python)
4. Example Two: Syntax Style and Convention
5. Example Three: Dry
6. Example Four: Keeping code alive

More in an additional PR!

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Re-rendered previews from the latest commit:

• See preview of Bookdown here
• See preview of Coursera/Leanpub version here
• Download the preview of .docx file

Updated at 2023-04-14 with changes from 1d38235589a8f32d76e79992cb94121955e7dd7f

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No spelling errors! :tada: Comment updated at 2023-04-14 with changes from 1d38235589a8f32d76e79992cb94121955e7dd7f

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No broken urls! :tada: Comment updated at 2023-04-14 with changes from 1d38235589a8f32d76e79992cb94121955e7dd7f

[ehumph]

I LOVE how you arranged the chapter. The short examples are so easy to follow! I am going to use your approach to clean up the summarizing code chapter (and create the code writing chapter as well).

[avahoffman]

@ehumph glad you like it! I still have quite a bit to add, but I could definitely use a review soon :)

[ehumph]

@avahoffman if you think you've reached a good point, I can review tomorrow morning! I don't want to interrupt your flow (:

[avahoffman]

@ehumph sounds good! I'll start a new PR for other stuff.

[avahoffman]

@ehumph I already merged some of your changes on #15 into this PR. I can wait to merge this until you're done with #15. Unless you're okay with some of the previous version of that branch ending up on main briefly? Just let me know if you prefer us not to wait.

[ehumph]

@avahoffman Go ahead and merge! I am restructuring the code summarization chapter to follow your formatting and style, but having the old stuff up for a bit is no problem at all.