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What is a bounded context in Domain-Driven Design?
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The correct answer is B) DDD: a boundary within which a particular domain model applies — same term may mean different things in different bounded contexts (e.g., User in Auth vs Billing)
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Correct Answer
DDD: a boundary within which a particular domain model applies — same term may mean different things in different bounded contexts (e.g., User in Auth vs Billing)
Explanation
Bounded contexts map to teams and services. Context mapping: shared kernel, customer-supplier, anticorruption layer. Ubiquitous language is consistent within a context. Prevents semantic confusion across large domains.
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