can a system ever be completely decoupled? this is can rhe degree of coupling be reduced so much that there is no coupling between module?
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Coupling is the measure of how dependent your code modules are on each other. ... One should strive to reduce coupling in one's code to as high a degree as possible. Of course, your code can't be completely decoupled. A collection of completely decoupled modules can't do anything.
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No, a system can't be completely decoupled.
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- Complete decoupling of a system is neither possible nor recommended.
- Decoupling of any system will detach the system steering it to isolation.
- In fact, it is unlikely that a system can be made completely uncoupled since two isolated features may interact in such a manner that one feature disables the likely execution of the other feature.
- An assortment of entirely decoupled modules cannot do anything. They need to be coupled in a light and thin manner.
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