Wednesday 13 January 2021

SOLID: The Open-Closed Principle

 

Making classes open to extension but closed to modification can improve productivity and reduce bugs. Here's how it's done.

Topics include:

  • C#
  • SOLID Code
  • The Open-Closed Principle
  • OCP
  • Strategy Pattern
  • Rock, Paper, Scissors
  • Interfaces

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