Loose Coupling

Loose coupling refers to designing systems where components are minimally dependent on each other. This means each part can function independently or change without significantly affecting others. It enhances flexibility, making systems easier to maintain, update, and scale. For example, in software, loose coupling allows different modules or services to communicate through well-defined interfaces, so changes in one module don’t ripple through the entire system. Overall, it promotes modularity and resilience, enabling easier management and evolution of complex systems.