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I'm using this code below, but I have to implement SOLID principles,



<?php

abstract class HouseDetail {

private $isBroken;

public function __construct(bool $isBroken)
{
$this->isBroken = $isBroken;
}

public function isBroken(): bool
{
return $this->isBroken;
}
}

class Door extends HouseDetail
{
}

class window extends HouseDetail
{
}

class House
{

/**
* @var HouseDetail
*/
private $details;

/**
* @param HouseDetail $details
*/
public function __construct(array $details)
{
$this->details = $details;
}

public function isBroken(): bool
{
foreach ($this->details as $detail) {

if ($detail->isBroken()) {
return true;
}
}

return false;
}

public function isPaintingDamaged(): bool
{
// MAKE AN IMPLEMENTATION
}
}


How can I improve the quality of this code and change anything to change anything in the existing code in order to make an implementation SOLID compliant, Principle of Dependency Inversion ?



And then I should $House = new House([new Door(true), new window(false)]); // we pass a list of all details










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    I'm using this code below, but I have to implement SOLID principles,



    <?php

    abstract class HouseDetail {

    private $isBroken;

    public function __construct(bool $isBroken)
    {
    $this->isBroken = $isBroken;
    }

    public function isBroken(): bool
    {
    return $this->isBroken;
    }
    }

    class Door extends HouseDetail
    {
    }

    class window extends HouseDetail
    {
    }

    class House
    {

    /**
    * @var HouseDetail
    */
    private $details;

    /**
    * @param HouseDetail $details
    */
    public function __construct(array $details)
    {
    $this->details = $details;
    }

    public function isBroken(): bool
    {
    foreach ($this->details as $detail) {

    if ($detail->isBroken()) {
    return true;
    }
    }

    return false;
    }

    public function isPaintingDamaged(): bool
    {
    // MAKE AN IMPLEMENTATION
    }
    }


    How can I improve the quality of this code and change anything to change anything in the existing code in order to make an implementation SOLID compliant, Principle of Dependency Inversion ?



    And then I should $House = new House([new Door(true), new window(false)]); // we pass a list of all details










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      I'm using this code below, but I have to implement SOLID principles,



      <?php

      abstract class HouseDetail {

      private $isBroken;

      public function __construct(bool $isBroken)
      {
      $this->isBroken = $isBroken;
      }

      public function isBroken(): bool
      {
      return $this->isBroken;
      }
      }

      class Door extends HouseDetail
      {
      }

      class window extends HouseDetail
      {
      }

      class House
      {

      /**
      * @var HouseDetail
      */
      private $details;

      /**
      * @param HouseDetail $details
      */
      public function __construct(array $details)
      {
      $this->details = $details;
      }

      public function isBroken(): bool
      {
      foreach ($this->details as $detail) {

      if ($detail->isBroken()) {
      return true;
      }
      }

      return false;
      }

      public function isPaintingDamaged(): bool
      {
      // MAKE AN IMPLEMENTATION
      }
      }


      How can I improve the quality of this code and change anything to change anything in the existing code in order to make an implementation SOLID compliant, Principle of Dependency Inversion ?



      And then I should $House = new House([new Door(true), new window(false)]); // we pass a list of all details










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      I'm using this code below, but I have to implement SOLID principles,



      <?php

      abstract class HouseDetail {

      private $isBroken;

      public function __construct(bool $isBroken)
      {
      $this->isBroken = $isBroken;
      }

      public function isBroken(): bool
      {
      return $this->isBroken;
      }
      }

      class Door extends HouseDetail
      {
      }

      class window extends HouseDetail
      {
      }

      class House
      {

      /**
      * @var HouseDetail
      */
      private $details;

      /**
      * @param HouseDetail $details
      */
      public function __construct(array $details)
      {
      $this->details = $details;
      }

      public function isBroken(): bool
      {
      foreach ($this->details as $detail) {

      if ($detail->isBroken()) {
      return true;
      }
      }

      return false;
      }

      public function isPaintingDamaged(): bool
      {
      // MAKE AN IMPLEMENTATION
      }
      }


      How can I improve the quality of this code and change anything to change anything in the existing code in order to make an implementation SOLID compliant, Principle of Dependency Inversion ?



      And then I should $House = new House([new Door(true), new window(false)]); // we pass a list of all details







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