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The law of demeter is an attempt to limit the way in which one component can interact with another component.
Law of Demter. In any Method M attached to a class C, only methods defined by the following classes may be used:
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- The instance variable classes of C.
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- The argument classes of method M (including C); note that global objects or objects created inside the method M are considered arguments to M.