Question 1 a) A book on software engineering states that "architectural approaches such as the hexagonal architecture rely on the technique of dependency inversion". What did the book's author mean by this? What benefit does dependency inversion bring? b) A student is asked to evaluate two different implementations of a software application. One of these implementations follows the principles of clean architecture. The student examines the code of this implementation and finds that it consists of a significantly larger number of classes and interfaces than the other implementation. They announce that this implementation is "more complex and therefore harder to work on" than the other implementation. Are they correct? Explain your reasoning. c) "Software applications experience structural decay over time and accumulate technical debt." What does this phrase mean? How is it possible for technical debt to accumulate? Question 1 a) A book on software engineering states that "architectural approaches such as the hexagonal architecture rely on the technique of dependency inversion". What did the book's author mean by this? What benefit does dependency inversion bring? b) A student is asked to evaluate two different implementations of a software application. One of these implementations follows the principles of clean architecture. The student examines the code of this implementation and finds that it consists of a significantly larger number of classes and interfaces than the other implementation. They announce that this implementation is "more complex and therefore harder to work on" than the other implementation. Are they correct? Explain your reasoning. c) "Software applications experience structural decay over time and accumulate technical debt." What does this phrase mean? How is it possible for technical debt to accumulate