Exam AZ-400 topic 5 question 2 discussion

Correct answer should be Yes. "Solution: You recommend reducing the code coupling and the dependency cycles" is a part of reducing code complexity.

Should be A. As you are reducing the code complexity by reducing the code coupling and the dependency cycles

B. NO While reducing code coupling and dependency cycles can certainly improve code quality and maintainability, it's not guaranteed to directly address the issue of long development times caused by accumulated technical debt.

On exam 2023-09-06, selected answer A

My answer would be yes, but this question is not a good one as it entirely depends on what form that technical debt exists. Perfectly possible to have a loosely coupled design but still have technical debt such as unsuitable platforms or infrastructure

this should be no I believe, this is series question and they have another option which specifically mentions "Reducing code complexity", should go with that one

should be yes. A could reduce the code complexity, and reduce the technical debt

Bard AI explanation -- Yes, reducing the code coupling and dependency cycles is a good way to reduce technical debt. Code coupling is the degree to which different parts of a software system are interdependent. High code coupling can make it difficult to change or modify the system, as any changes to one part of the system may require changes to other parts of the system. Dependency cycles are situations where two or more parts of a software system depend on each other. Dependency cycles can make it difficult to understand the system and can lead to problems when changes are made. By reducing code coupling and dependency cycles, you can make the software system easier to understand and change. This can help to reduce the time it takes to add new features and can improve the overall quality of the system.

Code complexity is going to be reduced with coupling and dependency cycle

From ChatGPT: Yes, reducing code coupling and dependency cycles can be an effective way to reduce accumulated technical debt. Technical debt can occur when developers take shortcuts, such as copying and pasting code or creating dependencies between different parts of the codebase. This can lead to an accumulation of technical debt over time, which makes it harder to add new features or make changes to the existing codebase. Reducing code coupling and dependency cycles can help break down these dependencies and make the codebase more modular and easier to work with. By reducing code coupling, you can make it easier to modify specific parts of the codebase without affecting other parts. Similarly, by reducing dependency cycles, you can break down complex relationships between different parts of the codebase and make it easier to understand and modify the code.

Reducing code coupling and dependency cycles will definitely reduces technical debt. A easy to read & loosely coupled code will always reduce technical debt

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always taught loose coupling and highly cohesive functions are best way for for coding so i would answer yes.

Reduce code complexity and decreasing code coupling and dependency cycles help to do just that Answer is Yes

Reduce the code coupling and dependendies

we can not say that it meet the goal. I still would go with NO

It would be correct, but would it be recommended?