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SOLID Principles Coding Challenge

Welcome! This repo contains real-world problem statements designed to help you practice SOLID design principles.

You can:

  • Read the problem statements in the Problem-Statement folder.
  • Implement your own clean solutions in your prefered Language in the Solutions folder.

Repo Structure

SOLID Start/ │ ├── DIP/ # Examples for Dependency Inversion Principle
├── ISP/ # Examples for Interface Segregation Principle
├── LSP/ # Examples for Liskov Substitution Principle
├── OCP/ # Examples for Open-Closed Principle
├── SRP/ # Examples for Single Responsibility Principle

├── Problem-Statement/ # All problem statements
│ ├── ps-1.md
│ ├── ps-2.md
│ └── ps-3.md

└── Solutions/ # Participant solutions go here
└── exampleName_ps1/
├── level1/ # Step 1 implementation
├── level2/ # Step 2 implementation
└── level3/ # Step 3 implementation


Contribution Guidelines

  1. Read a problem statement from Problem-Statement/
    Example: ps-1.md

  2. Create a folder in Solutions/ with:

    • Your GitHub username (or name)
    • _
    • Problem statement number
      Example: johnDoe_ps1
  3. Inside your folder, create: level1/ → Step 1 solution
    level2/ → Step 2 solution
    level3/ → Step 3 solution

  4. Follow SOLID principles in every level.

  5. Include a README.md in your folder explaining:

  • How your solution follows SOLID
  • Design decisions you made

Example

If I (user nks) solve Problem Statement 1:

Solutions/nks_ps1/
README.md
level1/
Main.java
level2/
Main.java
level3/
Main.java


Submission

  • Fork the repo
  • Add your solution in Solutions/
  • Create a pull request with a short description of your changes

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