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11.7. SOLID Principles in OOP
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- 1.
Define the Single Responsibility Principle.
Hint
Think about responsibilities of a class.
- 2.
What does the Open/Closed Principle encourage?
Hint
Consider how to add functionality without breaking existing code.
- 3.
What does the Single Responsibility Principle state?
- A class can do multiple things
- A class should do one thing
- A class should inherit from many others
Hint
Focus on the term 'Single'.
- 4.
True or False: The Open/Closed Principle allows modifying existing code.
- True
- False
Hint
Remember what 'closed for modification' means.
- 5.
Design a class that adheres to the SOLID principles and explain how each principle applies.
Hint
Consider the separation of concerns and abstraction.
- 6.
Explain a recent project you undertook. Which SOLID principles did you apply, and what improvements did they bring?
Hint
Think about design patterns and code maintainability.
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4 min
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70%
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4 min
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70%
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- Read each question carefully
- You can use hints if you need help
- Complete all questions before submitting