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The Wmc metric.

This metric sums the cyclomatic complexities of all the methods defined in a class. The Wmc (Weighted Methods per Class) is an object-oriented metric for classes.

Original paper and definition: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/3187649_Kemerer_CF_A_metric_suite_for_object_oriented_design_IEEE_Trans_Softw_Eng_206_476-493

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Merges a second Wmc metric into the first one

Returns the Wmc metric value of the classes in a space.

Returns the Wmc metric value of the interfaces in a space.

Returns the sum of the Wmc metric values of the classes in a space.

Returns the sum of the Wmc metric values of the interfaces in a space.

Returns the total Wmc metric value in a space.

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