Objective 1.2: Design for separation of concerns (SOC)
Separation of concerns (SOC) is a concept in software design and development that helps to remove dependencies between various parts of an application, allowing for maintainability and testability of the application. SOC involves planning the logical layers of your solution and designing them to be loosely coupled with interfaces. The implementation of any layer is independent of the implementation of others, allowing for loose coupling between them. It is often useful to develop layers of a solution as WinRT components called Windows Metadata (WinMD) components so that they can be used to develop Windows Store apps with C#, Visual Basic, C++, or JavaScript.
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