Single Responsibility Principle in Object Oriented Design
Single Responsibility Principle restricts a class to have only one responsibility/implementation. This makes code more readable and easy to maintain.
Think about it as using modularity or use of microservice.
IDEA: Idea is to create different classes for different implementations.
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