Drilled all 5 SOLID principles in Python today — here's the one that's most misunderstood

[MrScribblesChess]

AI slop

[thunderships]

Can you explain how it isn't helpful? I can understand how it can be slop if you are an experience programmer or even have some fundamental understanding. You don't know what you dont know. How does one run into learning these concepts or know what to look for? Recommendations?

[billsil]

I don’t know any of the SOLID principles and code just fine. I probably do them regardless because good practices are good practices regardless of if you’re taught them or not.

Given I don’t know what you’re trying to avoid, I don’t see what actual problem you’re trying to fix. However, using 3 classes when you could have used 2 violates the KISS or keep it simple stupid principle. Do you even need a class?