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What are the consequences of poor field design in Java?
Track: Java
Topic: OOP
Focus: Fields and State
Java: Fields and State
Answer
Leads to inflexible and error-prone code. Frame the concept in practical terms so you can explain it during interview discussion.
Poor field design can result in a class that is difficult to understand or modify. For example, adding unrelated fields to a Product class (like a Customer's name) weakens its cohesion. This makes the code less modular and prone to errors when changes are needed.
Poor field design can result in a class that is difficult to understand or modify. For example, adding unrelated fields to a Product class (like a Customer's name) weakens its cohesion. This makes the code less modular and prone to errors when changes are needed.
Topics: Fields and State Java OOP