20 Protocol-Oriented Programming
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Protocol-Oriented Programming (POP) is a software design paradigm which focuses on using protocols to define methods, properties, and other requirements for types. Unlike Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), which we saw in Chapter 19 Object Oriented Programming which relies on class inheritance, POP encourages the use of protocols to create flexible and reusable components.
One of the key advantages of POP is its ability to reduce the tight coupling that often found in class hierarchies. By defining protocols, developers can specify a set of requirements ...
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