The SOLID open-closed principle in Java asserts that a well-designed software component will be open for ongoing extension, but closed to edits and modification. In other words, a Java class that ...

Twenty-three years ago, in his Design Principles and Design Patterns article, Robert "Uncle Bob" Martin boiled down the Liskov substitution principle to the idea that "derived classes should be ...

The SOLID principles are a set of guidelines for designing software systems that are easy to understand, maintain, and extend. Each principle addresses a specific aspect of object-oriented design, ...