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Low Coupling by Refactoring Towards Higher Cohesion
Low coupling and high cohesion go hand in hand. In a low coupled design, the modules, classes and functions have a high cohesion. The other way around is also true: making high cohesive modules, classes or functions leads to a … Continue reading
