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object-oriented programming (OOP) & SOLID Principles
I: Interface Segregation Principle
The fourth SOLID principle, "I," refers to the Interface Segregation Principle. Based on this principle, no class should be forced to implement interfaces or methods that it will not use.
object-oriented programming (OOP) & SOLID Principles | I: Interface Segregation Principle