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What is Cohesion?

The degree to which the elements inside a module belong together. It is a measure of how deeply each piece of device module functionality relates. The most suitable term for defining cohesion is the code that shifts together, stays together. As we can see, strong cohesion makes thinking smoother and reduces dependency. Low coupling is generally associated with strong stability. In microservices - oriented systems, a low degree of cohesion is accomplished by pooling specific business processes together, such that, if developers need to change actions, only a single microservice has to be modified.

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What is Coupling?

The degree to which components have knowledge of other components. Effectively, the coupling is about how changing one thing required change in another. Two modules have high coupling if they are closely connected. For example, two concrete classes storing references to each other and calling each other’s methods. Modules with low coupling among them work mostly independently of each other.

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What is Layered Architecture?

It is describes an architectural pattern composed of several separate horizontal layers that function together as a single unit of software. A layer is a logical separation of components or code. In these frameworks, components that are related or that are similar are usually placed on the same layers. However, each layer is different and contributes to a different part of the overall system. This means that layers can be modified and the change won’t affect other layers. Separation of concerns is another notable feature that speaks to how the modules on a single layer together perform a single function.

  • Presentation

    Responsible for user interactions with the software system

  • Business

    Handles aspects related to accomplishing functional requirements

  • Domain

    Responsible for algorithms and programming components

  • Infrastructure

    Responsible for handling data, databases

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The Separation of Concerns

The application of the SoC involves two processes: reduction of coupling and increasing cohesion. Don’t write your program as one solid block, instead, break up the code into chunks that are finalized tiny pieces of the system each able to complete a simple distinct job.

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Get USED TO

To talk about the process of becoming familiar with something.

BE ABOUT TO

If you are about to do something, you are going to do it very soon.

IRREGULAR VERBS

Use all: say, make, go, take, come, give, think, become, feel, put, lead, choose.

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

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PASSIVE FORMS

In various tenses. My room is being cleaned.

giving opinion

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figure out

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Sophisticated vocabulary

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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

For unfinished situations. I have been working for an hour.

I managed to

Proper vocabulary to describe problems / solutions.

Scalability

If the design or system fails when a quantity increases, it does not scale.

on the one hand

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Well, you know

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Have a positive impact on, meet the deadline.

Speak at a natural pace

Life has taught me that, I first realised this when I was.

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Struggle with, perform at a very.

Linking words efficiently

To show the relationship between ideas, cause and effect.