In software architecture, indirect code relationships connect components through intermediaries like events, interfaces, or dependency injection, rather than direct calls. This decoupling enables modularity, easier testing, and scalability. Developers, DevOps engineers, and technical leads benefit from reduced maintenance costs and faster feature iteration. It’s crucial for microservices, plugin systems, and large codebases, promoting flexibility and resilience against cascading failures.
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