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L in SOLID refers to Liskov substitution principles. It's the only one from the SOLID list which can be typechecked - others are design principles. "Flow adhe
by mirekrusin 3y ago
L in SOLID refers to Liskov substitution principles.
It's the only one from the SOLID list which can be typechecked - others are design principles.
"Flow adhering to it" means that violating code will be flagged by type system.
It matters because unlike other principles, violations can cause runtime errors.
- nsonha 3y ago> L in SOLID refers to Liskov substitution you think? > Flow adhering to it" means that violating code will be flagged by type system Shocking that type system can flag things