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--- principles:tell_don_t_ask_information_expert [2014-10-09 12:27] – [Caveats] Typo 157.193.8.23
+++ principles:tell_don_t_ask_information_expert [2016-08-16 20:37] – [Evidence] 216.84.89.16
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 When this principle is not adhered to, then a module has a responsibility for which it is lacking some information. So in order to fulfill the task the module has to first acquire the needed information by invoking other modules. This increases the dependencies between the modules (which may lead to [[glossary:ripple effects]]).
+Furthermore adhering to this principle distributes responsibilities among several classes instead of having one central [[anti-patterns:god object]] which uses other objects simply as dumb data containers.
 ===== Strategies =====
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-[[wiki:Accepted]]: This principle is prominently described in Craig Larman's book //Applying UMl and Patterns//.
+[[wiki:Accepted]]: This principle is prominently described in Craig Larman's book //Applying UML and Patterns//.
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