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    Cohesion refers to the relationships within a module, with high cohesion being desirable. It represents the functional strength of a module and how focused it is on a single task. There are six types of cohesion including functional, procedural, temporal, sequential, layer, and communication cohesion. Coupling refers to the relationships between modules, with loose coupling being preferable. It represents the independence between modules. There are six types of coupling including common, external, control, stamp, data, and content coupling. High cohesion and loose coupling lead to the best software.

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    Cohesion refers to the relationships within a module, with high cohesion being desirable. It represents the functional strength of a module and how focused it is on a single task. There are six types of cohesion including functional, procedural, temporal, sequential, layer, and communication cohesion. Coupling refers to the relationships between modules, with loose coupling being preferable. It represents the independence between modules. There are six types of coupling including common, external, control, stamp, data, and content coupling. High cohesion and loose coupling lead to the best software.

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    Cohesion

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    Cohesion refers to the relationships within a module, with high cohesion being desirable. It represents the functional strength of a module and how focused it is on a single task. There are six types of cohesion including functional, procedural, temporal, sequential, layer, and communication cohesion. Coupling refers to the relationships between modules, with loose coupling being preferable. It represents the independence between modules. There are six types of coupling including common, external, control, stamp, data, and content coupling. High cohesion and loose coupling lead to the best software.

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    Cohesion Coupling

    Cohesion is the concept of intra- Coupling is the concept of inter-


    module. module.
    Cohesion represents the Coupling represents the
    relationship within a module. relationships between modules.
    Increasing cohesion is good for Increasing coupling is avoided for
    software. software.
    Cohesion represents the functional Coupling represents the
    strength of modules. independence among modules.
    Highly cohesive gives the best Whereas loosely coupling gives the
    software. best software.
    In cohesion, the module focuses on In coupling, modules are connected
    a single thing. to the other modules.
    Cohesion is created between the Coupling is created between two
    same module. different modules.
    There are Six types of Cohesion There are Six types of Coupling
    1. Functional Cohesion. 1. Common Coupling.
    2. Procedural Cohesion. 2. External Coupling.
    3. Temporal Cohesion. 3. Control Coupling.
    4. Sequential Cohesion. 4. Stamp Coupling.
    5. Layer Cohesion. 5. Data Coupling
    6. Communication Cohesion. 6. Content Coupling.

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