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Scott HannenAbout The Interface Segregation Principle Applied in .NET Jan 1, 2019 The common definition of the Interface Segregation Principle (ISP) is: No client should be forced to depend on methods it does not use. This predates the .NET Framework, so how can we apply it to .NET code? The “client” is a class that depends on another class or interface. The word “interface” doesn’t refer specifically to the interface keyword. A class could depend on the public members of another class. But we often write our “client” classes to depend on interfaces defined with the interface keyword. So, while this post (and many others) apply the principle to interfaces declared with the interface keyword, the principle is not limited to that.
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