Additional Notes
How can method placement affect class design?
Track: Java
Topic: OOP
Focus: Instance Methods
Java: Instance Methods
Answer
Misplaced methods can lead to poor cohesion and tight coupling.
Placing methods in inappropriate classes can scatter logic, making the system hard to manage. For example, if a `CartItem` class contains a method to update a `Product`'s stock, it creates unnecessary coupling. Instead, the `Product` class should manage its own stock updates, keeping responsibilities clear.
Placing methods in inappropriate classes can scatter logic, making the system hard to manage. For example, if a `CartItem` class contains a method to update a `Product`'s stock, it creates unnecessary coupling. Instead, the `Product` class should manage its own stock updates, keeping responsibilities clear.
Topics: Instance Methods Java OOP