Dependency Inversion Principle

The Dependency Inversion Principle is a design guideline that promotes building systems where high-level modules (important parts) don’t depend directly on low-level modules (details). Instead, both depend on abstractions like interfaces or contracts. This approach reduces tight coupling, making the system more flexible, easier to change, and maintain. It encourages designing components in a way that they can work with interchangeable parts, fostering better organization and adaptability, especially as requirements evolve over time.