What is difference between loosely coupled and tightly coupled in java?
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Answer / Jaya Dixit
In Java, loosely coupled systems are easier to maintain and extend than tightly coupled systems. In a loosely coupled system, each module is independent and communicates with others through well-defined interfaces, reducing the dependencies between components. Tightly coupled systems have strong dependencies between components, making them harder to modify or replace.
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