Software restructuring refers to the process of making significant changes to the existing structure, design, or architecture of a software system. It involves analyzing the system and identifying areas of improvement, then making modifications to improve its performance, maintainability, scalability or functionality. Software restructuring may involve making changes to the code base, refactoring the software modules, modifying the interfaces, or adjusting the data structures used in the software. The goal of software restructuring is to enhance the quality, efficiency, and maintainability of the software system, leading to reduced costs and improved user experience.
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