At a Glance: How to follow the principle of Couple To Abstractions, Not Concretions, and how to avoid tempting others to break the rule. You've probably seen it: IOrderService, IEmailService, IPaymentService and every class has exactly one implementation.
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How to follow the principle of Couple To Abstractions, Not Concretions, and how to avoid tempting others to break the rule. You've probably seen it: IOrderService, IEmailService, IPaymentService and every class has exactly one implementation.
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- You've probably seen it: IOrderService, IEmailService, IPaymentService and every class has exactly one implementation.
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