SOLID Design Principles

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SRP vs. Coupling, Cohesion, & Separation of Concerns

Here is how we can compare the Single Responsibility Principle with Coupling, Cohesion, and Separation of Concerns:

Single Responsibility Principle vs. Coupling

  • SRP: Focuses on ensuring that a class has only one reason to change.
  • Coupling: Focuses on minimizing dependencies between classes or modules.
  • Relationship: Applying SRP can lead to lower coupling because when each class has a single responsibility, classes are less likely to depend heavily on each other.

Single Responsibility Principle vs. Cohesion

  • SRP: Ensures that a class has a single responsibility.
  • Cohesion: Ensures that the tasks performed by a class are closely related.
  • Relationship: High cohesion often results from applying SRP because a class with a single responsibility will naturally have related tasks grouped together.

Single Responsibility Principle vs. Separation of Concerns

  • SRP: Focuses on single responsibility within a class or module.
  • SoC: Focuses on dividing the program into distinct features with minimal overlap.
  • Relationship: Applying SRP is a way to achieve SoC. By ensuring that each class has a single responsibility, the overall design adheres to the principle of separating concerns.

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