Status: IN
The SOLID principles address complementary aspects of modular design: SRP reduces coupling surface between unrelated concerns, OCP calls for abstraction boundaries to enable extension without modification, LSP requires substitutability across type hierarchies, ISP keeps interfaces focused so clients avoid unnecessary dependencies, and DIP directs dependencies toward abstractions — together these principles can reinforce each other, though each also stands as an independent design guideline.
Five SOLID principles form a reinforcing system, not independent rules
Depends on (SL): srp-violation-increases-coupling, ocp-open-for-extension-closed-for-modification, lsp-substitutability-of-subtypes, isp-no-forced-dependency-on-unused-methods, dip-depend-on-abstractions-not-concretions