Is SRP an instance of 'move similar elements closer and move different elements apart'?

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Is the Single Responsibility Principle an instance of 'move similar elements closer together and move different elements further apart' ?

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move similar elements (ones satisfying property X) closer together and move different elements (ones not satisfying property X) further apart
X=‘has R as a reason to change’
move elements that have R as a reason to change closer together and move elements that do not have R as a reason to change further apart
move similar elements closer together and move different elements further apart
‘Gather together the things that change for the same reasons. Separate those things that change for different reasons’
parameterise
resulting instantiation
bind parameter
identical to ?
Another wording for the Single
Responsibility Principle is…
SRP is about enhancing
the cohesion of things
that change for the
same reasons, and
decreasing the coupling
between things that
change for different
reasons

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Is SRP an instance of 'move similar elements closer and move different elements apart'?

1. move similar elements (ones satisfying property X) closer together and move different elements (ones not satisfying property X) further apart X=‘has R as a reason to change’ move elements that have R as a reason to change closer together and move elements that do not have R as a reason to change further apart move similar elements closer together and move different elements further apart ‘Gather together the things that change for the same reasons. Separate those things that change for different reasons’ parameterise resulting instantiation bind parameter identical to ? Another wording for the Single Responsibility Principle is… SRP is about enhancing the cohesion of things that change for the same reasons, and decreasing the coupling between things that change for different reasons

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