Cohesion

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1. Article · Design Patterns & Practices

   What is Single Responsibility Principle

   In this article, you will learn about the Single Responsibility Principle. The Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) in SOLID, emphasized by Robert C. Martin, asserts that a class or function should have only one reason to change, promoting simplicity and maintainability.

   Pranay RanaFeb 15, 202432,7271,000
   
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   Article · C#

   Overview Of SOLID Principles In C#

   This article explains the basic rules which are combined and called the SOLID Principles. SOLID principles are a set of design principles in object-oriented programming (OOP) that help developers create more maintainable, flexible, and robust software. These principles were introduced by Robert C. Martin and are represented by the acronym SOLID, where each letter stands for a different principle.

   Ratnesh SinghOct 30, 202331,2601,000
   
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   Article · C#

   Writing Better Code -- Keepin' it Cohesive

   One of the aspects of code quality we can look at is cohesion. If code is highly cohesive it is also much more testable, reusable, readable and maintainable (all the good things in life). Likewise, if code has a low level of cohesion it is often very hard to understand at a glance and difficult to test and maintain. In this article we'll take a look at a concrete example of code that does not follow the Single Responsibility Principle and as a result has low cohesion and walk through the refactoring it takes to modify the code to be more highly cohesive.

   MCMatthew CochranJul 20, 202341,9841,000
   
4. Article · Design Patterns & Practices

   S.O.L.I.D Design Principles Explained : Part 2

   Here we will discuss the second letter in the word SOLID i.e., O. O stands for OCP (Open Closed Principle).

   Akkiraju IvaturiAug 13, 201232,3741,000
   
5. Article · Design Patterns & Practices

   S.O.L.I.D Design Principles Explained : Part 1

   This article will cover the acronyms for SOLID and a brief introduction to Cohesion and Coupling is provided to understand the SOLID principles.

   Akkiraju IvaturiAug 13, 2012104,1871,000