When ADDI identifies multiple COBOL programs that perform identical validation logic, what optimization approach reduces modernization complexity?
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Short Explanation
When ADDI spots identical validation logic in multiple COBOL programs, you consolidate it into one shared COBOL utility before transformation. That cuts the number of Java classes you generate and keeps the modernized architecture simpler.
Full Explanation
Consolidating duplicate COBOL logic into a single shared utility class before transformation reduces wca4z-generated code and yields cleaner Java architecture. Keeping duplicates unchanged, generating separate Java classes, or merely marking duplicates without merging all preserve duplication and increase complexity.