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## Why is the DIP important?
When developing code for applications, it is common to organize our logic into multiple modules. However, this can lead to a codebase with dependencies. One of the motivations behind the *Dependency Inversion Principle* is to **prevent us from depending upon modules that often change**. Concrete classes often experience frequent modifications, whereas abstractions and interfaces are subject to less frequent changes. This approach simplifies tasks like bug fixing, code recompiling, or merging different branches.

Nevertheless, the significance of *DIP* extends beyond this. It plays a pivotal role in achieving loosely coupled and maintainable systems, complementing concepts such as Polymorphism and Dependency Injection
Nevertheless, the significance of *DIP* extends beyond this. It plays a pivotal role in achieving loosely coupled and maintainable systems, complementing concepts such as [*Polymorphism*](../Polymorphism.md) and [*Dependency Injection*](../Dependency_Injection.md)

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