Solid Single Responsibility Principle смотреть онлайн

In this video, we will discuss
1. What is Single Responsibility?
2. Single Responsibility Example

In our previous video, we discussed S in the SOLID is an acronym for Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)As per the single responsibility principle, a class should have only one reason to change or just have a single responsibility.

In any enterprise software application development when we design and develop software systems, we need to account for the below factors during the development cycle.

Maintainability: Maintainable systems are very important to organizations.
Testability: Test-driven development (TDD) is required when we design and develop large-scale systems

Flexibility and Extensibility: Flexibility and extensibility are very much desirable factors of enterprise applications. Hence we should design the application to make it flexible so that it can be adapted to work in different ways and extensible so that we can add new features easily.

Parallel Development: It is one of the key features in application development as it is not practical to have the entire development team working simultaneously on the same feature or component. Loose

Coupling: We can address many of the requirements listed above by ensuring that our design results in an application that loosely couples many parts that make up the application.SOLID Principles and Design Patterns play a key role in achieving all of the above points.

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