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Thoughts on Coupling in Software Design Posted: Aug 1, 2016 11:10 AM
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Coupling is a software metric that describes how closely connected two routines or modules are. It is a measure of quality. The concept was introduced by Larry Constantine in the 1960s and was formulized in a 1974 article for the IBM Systems Journal, Structured Design, and in the 1979 book by the same name. Having ...

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