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All classes implementing the `Refactoring` interface include refactoring-specific location information.
For example, `ExtractOperationRefactoring` offers the following methods:
-`getSourceOperationCodeRangeBeforeExtraction()` : Returns the code range of the source method in the **parent** commit
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-`getSourceOperationCodeRangeAfterExtraction()` : Returns the code range of the source method in the **child** commit
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-`getExtractedOperationCodeRange()` : Returns the code range of the extracted method in the **child** commit
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-`getExtractedCodeRangeFromSourceOperation()` : Returns the code range of the extracted code fragment from the source method in the **parent** commit
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-`getExtractedOperationInvocationCodeRange()` : Returns the code range of the invocation to the extracted method inside the source method in the **child** commit
+1. `getSourceOperationCodeRangeBeforeExtraction()` : Returns the code range of the source method in the **parent** commit
+2. `getSourceOperationCodeRangeAfterExtraction()` : Returns the code range of the source method in the **child** commit
+3. `getExtractedOperationCodeRange()` : Returns the code range of the extracted method in the **child** commit
+4. `getExtractedCodeRangeFromSourceOperation()` : Returns the code range of the extracted code fragment from the source method in the **parent** commit
+5. `getExtractedOperationInvocationCodeRange()` : Returns the code range of the invocation to the extracted method inside the source method in the **child** commit
Each method returns a `CodeRange` object including the following properties:
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