Which of the following statements correctly explains the difference between the Service Reusability and Service Composability principles? Select the correct answer.
Ha! Option D is the winner. These principles are just two sides of the same coin. Developers love to make things sound more complex than they really are.
D) There is no difference between these two principles. One principle name is used instead of the other depending on whether you are building a task or entity service.
A) Service Reusability is focused on creating generic, reusable service logic, whereas Service Composability is focused on creating services that are effective participants of multiple service compositions.
Option B is wrong. Service Reusability is about creating agnostic logic, not non-agnostic. Service Composability is about the ability to combine services, not just the logic itself.
I disagree. Option A is the correct answer. Service Reusability focuses on creating generic, reusable service logic, while Service Composability focuses on creating services that are effective participants of multiple service compositions.
Option A seems to be the most accurate explanation. Service Reusability is about creating generic, reusable logic, while Service Composability is about making services that can participate in multiple compositions.
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