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3 years ago

____ occurs when methods excessively depend on each other and makes programs more prone to errors.

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Hey Tori

"Tight Coupling" occurs when methods excessively depend on each other and makes programs more prone to errors

Have a nice day, Buddy

const2013 [10]3 years ago

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Tight coupling occurs

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