C++: Interface Segregation Principle (LSP) — The "I" of SOLID | ToDo Application

Welcome to Part 4 of the C++ SOLID Principles Series for Beginners!
Today we're diving into the Interface Segregation Principle (ISP) — the rule that says:
"Don’t force a class to implement what it doesn’t use."

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Sounds simple? Most C++ beginners break it without even knowing.
Bloated interfaces, massive base classes, unused functions, this video fixes all of that.

What You’ll Learn:
✅ What is ISP (in beginner-friendly terms)
✅ Why forcing too much responsibility breaks your code
✅ How to split interfaces the smart way in C++
✅ Real-world C++ example of wrong vs right
✅ The mindset of writing small, focused abstractions

📌 This is Part 4 of 5 in our beginner-friendly C++ SOLID series.
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