LLD - Design — Splitwise (Expense Sharing)Why is it important to separate User, Group, and Expense classes in a shared expense system design?ATo ensure single responsibility and easier maintenanceBTo reduce the number of classes in the systemCTo make all data accessible from one classDTo avoid using inheritance in the systemCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall design principlesSingle Responsibility Principle states each class should have one responsibility.Step 2: Benefits of separationSeparating classes improves clarity, maintenance, and scalability.Final Answer:To ensure single responsibility and easier maintenance -> Option AQuick Check:Separation = Single Responsibility [OK]Quick Trick: Separate classes for clear roles and easier updates [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking fewer classes is always betterTrying to put all data in one classConfusing separation with inheritance avoidance
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