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If everything depends on everything… one small change can break the whole system.

Separation of Concerns (SoC) is one of the most important software design principles.

It means don’t mix different responsibilities in one place.

When each part of your system has a single job, everything becomes easier to fix, test, and grow.

Think of a restaurant kitchen.

The chef cooks, the cashier handles payments, and the server manages customers.

If one person tries to do everything, the whole system becomes slow and messy.

But when responsibilities are separated, the restaurant runs smoothly.

Software works the same way.

Clear boundaries = cleaner code, fewer bugs, and faster development.

How do you apply Separation of Concerns in your daily coding or project work?