Concept#Architecture#Software Engineering
High Cohesion
High cohesion is a principle in software architecture aimed at ensuring that modules perform closely related functions. This results in improved maintainability, reusability, and understandability of code, as changes in a high-cohesion module have less impact on other modules.
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