Open Closed Principle
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- Extensibility Benefit
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- Modular Document Processor
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| Rdf:type | Software Principle | [1] |
| Rdf:type | Software Principle | [2] |
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doc:beam/0eb24d8e-721c-4d73-aa84-d3b1817b2b42Show excerpt
Now, create a modular document processor that can handle multiple processors. ```python class ModularDocumentProcessor: def __init__(self): self.processors = {} def register_processor(self, file_extension, processor): …
ctx:claims/beam/125a1a76-9be3-4e70-9eab-96d890e03555
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