Explanation in layman terms

Think of it this way: imagine you have a kitchen appliance that's supposed to toast bread, make coffee, and blend smoothies all at once. When something goes wrong, you wouldn't know if the toaster, coffee maker, or blender part is broken, making repairs much harder.

In programming, a function should be like a single kitchen appliance - it should do one thing really well. This makes your code easier to:

• Understand: You can read the function name and immediately know what it does
• Test: You only need to verify one specific behavior
• Debug: When something breaks, you know exactly where to look
• Reuse: You can use the same function in different parts of your program
• Modify: Changes to one responsibility won't accidentally break others

Gain Deeper Understanding

Action	What you'll learn
Watch this video by Uncle Bob	How tiny a function should be.
Read this article	Difference between multi-responsibility and single-responsibility functions

Put it into practice?