Complete the code to name the innermost layer of Clean Architecture.
The innermost layer in Clean Architecture is called the [1] layer.
The Entities layer contains the core business rules and is the innermost layer in Clean Architecture.
Complete the code to name the layer responsible for application-specific business rules.
The layer that contains application-specific business rules is called the [1] layer.The Use Cases layer contains application-specific business rules and orchestrates the flow of data to and from the Entities.
Fix the error in naming the outermost layer that interacts with external systems.
The outermost layer in Clean Architecture is the [1] layer.
The Frameworks and Drivers layer is the outermost layer and contains details like UI, database, and external interfaces.
Fill both blanks to complete the description of the Interface Adapters layer.
The Interface Adapters layer converts data from the [1] layer to the [2] layer format.
The Interface Adapters layer converts data from the Frameworks and Drivers layer to the Use Cases layer format and vice versa.
Fill all three blanks to complete the dependency rule in Clean Architecture.
In Clean Architecture, dependencies always point inward from [1] to [2], and the outer layers depend on the [3] layers.
Dependencies point inward from Frameworks and Drivers to Interface Adapters, and outer layers depend on the Entities layer.