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You refactor large functions by extracting focused logic into separate methods or modules, reducing responsibilities and simplifying nested blocks to improve readability and maintainability while preserving the original behavior.

Single responsibility in multi-role classes means extracting distinct concerns into smaller, focused classes or helpers so each unit handles only one responsibility, improving modularity and testability.

Yes, you can refactor files mixing multiple concerns by moving related functionality into separate modules and extracting responsibilities, preserving behavior with tests to ensure testability and maintainability.

The best way to simplify deeply nested blocks is to extract logic into focused functions and restructure guard clauses, reducing class responsibilities to improve readability and modularity.

You should avoid refactoring oversized code units if you cannot preserve behavior with tests, since extracting responsibilities and modularizing into new modules requires clear test coverage to maintain functionality.