Solid Principles Interview Questions - You Might Get Them

Learn solid principles interview questions that you can get really often. This is the core knowledge that every developer must learn and use.
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0:00 Introduction
0:47 Single responsibility principle
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3:47 Liskov substitution principle
6:02 Interface segregation principle
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Can you please do a course or video on chrome dev tools ? That would really be great as not many are covering this topic. Barely some courses on udemy about this one and that too outdated.

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[@pjotreknoname1680]

I think the example for Liskov substitution is wrong. Because we can write something like this: For the square object -> square.width = 5; square.width = 4; then the getArea method will return 16. However, for the rectangle object -> rectangle .width = 5; rectangle .width = 4 getArea method will return 20; So the same method with the same parameters returns two different results. Isn't this a violation of the LISKOV rule? Shouldn't we have a separate implementation for getArea?

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This is the example which people typically use to show this principle. Most importantly that you understand why you need one or another.

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Hi sir.. which design principle is better in angular application

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All of them. It is appliable to any language of framework

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I'm interested about your insights in Bun

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I will add it in the list of ideas. Thank you!