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diff --git a/site/collections/_posts/2023-11-13-open-close-principle.md b/site/collections/_posts/2023-11-13-open-close-principle.md
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ image: open-close-principle.webp
 alt: "Open-Closed principle: Enhancing code modularity"
 image_credit: madze
 keywords: open-closed principle,SOLID principles,software engineering,design patterns,strategy pattern,object-oriented programming,programming principles,development best practices
-tags: [OOP]
+tags: [OOP, SOLID]
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 Have you missed my last blog post about the [pitfalls of inheritance](/oop-inheritance-pitfalls.html)? I explain how it could be a bad idea to use it too much. Applying composition prevents this problem; it is better to work with small classes to easily assemble. In this blog post, I will talk about the open-closed principle. This principle facilitates composition and helps avoid relying too much on inheritance.

diff --git a/site/collections/_posts/2024-02-27-solid-dependency-inversion-principle.md b/site/collections/_posts/2024-02-27-solid-dependency-inversion-principle.md
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ image: dependency-inversion-principle/dependency-inversion-principle.webp
 alt: "SOLID principles: Understanding the dependency inversion principle"
 image_credit: gndclouds
 keywords: SOLID principles,Dependency Inversion Principle,DIP,Object-Oriented Programming,OOP, Abstractions, Interfaces, Dependency Injection
-tags: [OOP]
+tags: [OOP, SOLID]
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 The dependency inversion principle (DIP) is one of the SOLID principles. It is a crucial concept in object-oriented programming (OOP) because it highlights the importance of decoupling high-level modules from low-level modules. It helps to make code more modular, flexible, and maintainable by ensuring that high-level modules depend on abstractions rather than concrete implementations. Let’s have a look at the wikipedia definition and understand its meaning:

diff --git a/site/collections/_posts/2024-03-19-solid-single-responsibility-principle.md b/site/collections/_posts/2024-03-19-solid-single-responsibility-principle.md
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ image: single-responsibility-principle/single-responsibility-principle.webp
 alt: "SOLID principles: Understanding the single responsibility principle"
 image_credit: designedbyflores
 keywords: Single Responsibility Principle,SRP,SOLID Principles,SOLID,Code Modularity,Software Development,Object-Oriented Programming,OOP,software design,code quality
-tags: [OOP]
+tags: [OOP, SOLID]
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 The single responsibility principle (SRP) is the first of the five SOLID principles. It may be the simplest SOLID principles to understand, but it is not always easy to apply, especially if you’re a junior developer. What does this principle say?