SOLID Design Principles with Java Examples | Clean Code and Best Practices | Geekific

Published: 17 April 2021
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Clean and quality code isn’t only a code that works, a code that provides us with the desired output or result. A high-quality code is a reliable, maintainable code; it is a testable, reusable code. Over the years, many standards, principles and best practices where introduced and theorized in attempt to establish the building blocks of object-oriented design. In this video, we cover, by example, five principles known as the SOLID principles. These principles revolutionized the world of object-oriented programming, because when combined together, they encourage the developer to create a more maintainable and flexible software.

Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:51 Single Responsibility Principle
03:26 Open Closed Principle
05:52 Liskov Substitution Principle
07:42 Interface Segregation Principle
09:16 Dependency Inversion Principle
10:37 Thanks for Watching!

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