Solid Principle with real world and live coding example

It’s essential to understand the foundational ideas behind SOLID. Writing good code will come naturally to you once you have a solid foundation. There are many free YouTube videos on SOLID, but they frequently lack coherence and don’t use the right analogies or code examples. With carefully chosen analogies and code snippets that will help the concepts stick, this course aims to give a thorough overview of SOLID principles. The points are emphasized using concrete examples from everyday life and visual representations.

You will learn how to design clean and maintainable software systems using SOLID principles. You will gain a deeper understanding of software architecture by learning SOLID principles.

Over four decades of academic research and industry experience have distilled SOLID principles. SOLID principles provide universal, time-proven tools for delivering high-quality software.

The acronym SOLID stands for five principles:

• Single Responsibility Principle

• Open Closed Principle

• Liskov Substitution Principle

• Interface Segregation Principle

• Dependency Inversion Principle

Throughout this course, you will gain an in-depth understanding of the SOLID principles and their significance. You will come to realize how implementing these principles can enhance the flexibility, extensibility, and readability of your code. Ultimately, you will experience firsthand the sheer pleasure of working with SOLID code.