PRINCIPLES OF OBJECT-ORIENTATION

Principles of Object-Orientation



Principles of Object-Orientation

Division of task activities is an elementary design principle in software engineering domain. It is imperative for achieving systems stability to process extensive complex activities. Law of Demeter, also known as Principle of Least Knowledge, is a blueprint instructions set for developing object-oriented programs. It is an adaptive programming technique that aims at improvising the method (Clarke 2005, 149). Principle of least knowledge forms the essence of Law of Demeter. Its basic concept is to presume very little about the structure and properties of components of oriented programs mainly software.

Concept of least knowledge bases ...