Welcome back! After a long hiatus, I have decided to complete this series with the final principle (and hopefully from now on will consistently post more stuff about software engineering and machine learning in) Today, we introduce the last of the SOLID principles, the Dependency Inversion Principle. Major Monogram needs …
Hello! Today, we shall discuss the elusive Interface Segregation Principle (ISP). The dry definition of this principle is as follows: Clients should not be forced to depend on interfaces they do not use. In platypus language, this is how we can make sense of it: “Are you very sure all …
We talk about the Liskov Substitution Principle (LSP) today. If you haven’t checked out the previous blog posts on the Single Responsibility Principle or the Open Close Principle, make sure to check them out before reading on! As usual, the definition of the LSP is as follows: If S is …
Welcome back! In today’s article, we will talk about the Open Close Principle. If you’ve missed the previous article on the Single Responsibility Principle, be a good platypus and make sure to check it out before you continue! Let us begin with the oh-so-dry definition of the Open Close Principle: …
Every self-declared programmer would have heard of the SOLID principles: A set of guiding principles for Object-oriented Programming. Unfortunately, most of the time, the way these principles are explained are hardly easy (read: confusing) for beginners to understand. This is also the motivation for starting this blog: to explain code …