SOLID is an acronym for five computer programming principles intended to make software designs more maintainable and avoid refactoring and code rot. SOLID stands for: S: Single-responsibility principle O: Open–closed principle L: Liskov substitution principle I: Interface segregation principle D: Dependency inversion principle.
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SOLID Software DesignWhat are SOLID principles?Why we need SOLID principles?The Single-responsibility principle :The Open–closed principle :The Liskov substitution principle :The Interface segregation principle :Dependency inversion principle :Conclusion :4 Comments
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