Mid SOLID

What happens if a class has multiple responsibilities?

If a class has multiple responsibilities:

  • It becomes tightly coupled and harder to change without affecting other parts.
  • Changes are more error-prone and often introduce bugs.
  • Testing becomes harder since the class relies on multiple behaviors.
  • Code reusability and readability suffer due to mixed concerns.
  • You violate SRP, which makes code harder to maintain in the long run.

Open/Closed Principle (OCP)

More from Design Patterns in C#

All questions for this course