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 Craig Larman describes how to assign responsibilities to classes using the following principles and patterns: Craig Larman describes how to assign responsibilities to classes using the following principles and patterns:
  
-  * [[principles:Controller]] +  * Controller 
-  * [[principles:Creator]]+  * Creator
   * [[principles:High Cohesion]]   * [[principles:High Cohesion]]
-  * [[patterns:Indirection]]+  * Indirection
   * [[principles:Information Expert]]   * [[principles:Information Expert]]
   * [[principles:Low Coupling]]   * [[principles:Low Coupling]]
-  * [[patterns:Abstract Coupling|Polymorphism]] +  * Polymorphism 
-  * [[patterns:Protected Variations]] +  * Protected Variation 
-  * [[pattern:Pure Fabrication]]+  * Pure Fabrication
  
-He calls GRASP "patterns of general principles in assigning responsibilities"((Craig Larman: //[[resources:Applying UML and Patterns|Applying UML and Patterns – An Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design and Iterative Development]]// p. 219)). Some of these are really patterns but others are principles.+He calls GRASP "patterns of general principles in assigning responsibilities"((Craig Larman: //Applying UML and Patterns – An Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design and Iterative Development// p. 219)). Some of these are really patterns but others are principles. The latter are links in the above list.
  
  
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-  * {{page>resources:Applying UML and Patterns#reference}}+  * Craig Larman: //Applying UML and Patterns – An Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design and Iterative Development//
  
  
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-^   **[[collections:GRASP]]**   ^^^^^^ +^   **[[collections:GRASP]]**   ^^^^^^^ 
-^   Principles|   [[principles:Information Expert]]   |   [[principles:High Cohesion]]   |   [[principles:Low Coupling]]   |   [[principles:Creator]]      |   [[principles:Controller]]    | +^   Principles|   [[principles:Information Expert]]   |   [[principles:High Cohesion]]   |   [[principles:Low Coupling]]   | 
-^   Patterns |   [[patterns:Indirection]]   |   [[patterns:Abstract Coupling|Polymorphism]]   |   [[patterns:Protected Variations]]   |   [[patterns:Pure Fabrication]]   |+^   Non-Principles|   Controller   |   Creator   |   Indirection   |   Polymorphism   |   Protected Variation   |   Pure Fabrication   |
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