Defined long ago, the SOLID principles are intended to improve the readability, adaptability, extensibility, and maintainability of object-oriented designs. The five SOLID principles of object-oriented class design facilitate the development of understandable, tested software that many developers can use at any time and place. We give Robert C. Martin, popularly known as Uncle Bob, credit for this idea in his 2000 work, Design Principles and Design Patterns. He’s also known for...

A practice approach to creating stable software. Don’t make your software unstable like a house of cards, solidify it. There are five principles to follow when we write code with object-oriented programming to make it more readable and maintainable if we don’t want that our program becomes a clock bomb in our hands. These principles together compose the acronym SOLID which means respectively. Single responsibility principle. ...