Haha, I bet the answer is B) Consumer-to-Contract. Anything else would be a total curveball from the exam writers. They're not going to make it that easy, are they?
I'm going with C) Logic-to-Contract. If the service logic is loosely coupled from the contract, that seems like it would fit the principle, right? Though I'm probably missing something obvious here.
Definitely B) Consumer-to-Contract. That's the whole point of loose coupling - minimizing the dependencies between the service consumer and the service contract. Easy peasy!
I think the correct answer is B) Consumer-to-Contract. That's what the Service Loose Coupling principle is all about, reducing the coupling between the consumer and the contract.
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