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Line 56: ;Content coupling: Content coupling is when one module modifies or relies on the internal workings of another module (e.g. accessing local data of another module). In [[object-oriented programming]], ''subclass coupling'' describes a special type of coupling between a parent [[class (computer science)\|class]] and its child. The parent has no connection to the child class, so the connection is one way (i.e. the parent is a sensible class on its own). The coupling is hard to classify as low or high; it can depend on the situation. == Known uses ==

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