In software development, the hexagonal architecture pattern is a design approach that divides a system into two primary components: the core business logic and external elements. By isolating the core logic from external factors such as databases, APIs, and user interfaces, this pattern enables a clear separation of concerns between the internal and external aspects of a software system.
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