Loose coupling is a design principle commonly used in software architecture and system design that emphasizes minimizing dependencies between components or modules. The goal of loose coupling is to make individual components more independent, which enhances flexibility, maintainability, and scalability in a system. Here are some key points about loose coupling: 1. **Independence**: In a loosely coupled system, changes to one component should have minimal or no effect on others.
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