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How would you explain the danger of a class with too many responsibilities in an interview?
Track: Java
Topic: OOP
Focus: Object Responsibility
Java: Object Responsibility
Answer
It leads to complex, hard-to-maintain code.
A class with too many responsibilities can become overly complex, making it difficult to understand and modify. For example, if a `Cart` class handles item management, discount calculations, and order processing, it becomes cumbersome. Separating these into distinct classes or services keeps each part manageable and focused.
A class with too many responsibilities can become overly complex, making it difficult to understand and modify. For example, if a `Cart` class handles item management, discount calculations, and order processing, it becomes cumbersome. Separating these into distinct classes or services keeps each part manageable and focused.
Topics: Java Object Responsibility OOP