What’s the Open-Closed Principle?
Explore the open-closed principle to understand how to design code units that can be extended without modification. This lesson covers its origin, rationale, and application within C# and SOLID principles. You will gain insight into balancing flexibility with stability in evolving software projects.
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Overview
The open-closed principle states that every atomic unit of code, such as a class, module, or function, should be open for extension but closed for modification. The principle was coined in 1988 by Bertrand Meyer.
Essentially, it means that, once written, the unit of code should be unchangeable unless some errors ...