8. Base Patterns
The base patterns are the fundamental elements upon which many of the other patterns exist. They establish the conscientious thought process that goes into designing systems with a modular architecture. They focus on modules as the unit of reuse, dependency management, and cohesion. They are important elements of well-designed modular software systems. The base patterns include the following:
• Manage Relationships: Design module relationships.
• Module Reuse: Emphasize reusability at the module level.
• Cohesive Modules: Module behavior should serve a singular purpose.
Manage Relationships
Statement
Design module relationships.
Description
A relationship between two modules exists when a class within one module imports at least ...
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