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Memento Design Pattern – Implement Undo/Redo Functionality
The Memento design pattern captures & restores an object’s state. Learn its benefits, implementation in Java, and examples for effective state management.
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Mediator Pattern – Decoupling Object Communication
Discover the Mediator pattern: a behavioral design pattern promoting loose coupling and simplified object communication. Explore use cases and benefits.
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Iterator Design Pattern: Streamlining Data Traversal
Streamline collection traversal, simplify client code, and protect internal structure with the Iterator design pattern. Iterate like a pro!
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Interpreter Design Pattern – Building a Language Interpreter
Unlock the power of language processing with the Interpreter Design Pattern – decode, evaluate, and execute expressions with ease!
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Command Pattern: Explore Command-Query Separation
Command Pattern decouples sender and receiver by encapsulating requests as objects, enabling parameterization and queueing of operations.
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Chain of Responsibility – chain of handlers
chain of responsibility – Handlers linked in a chain process requests, deciding whether to pass or stop. Read for real-world usecase & java implementation.
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Facade Pattern – From Complexity to Clarity
Simplify complex subsystems with the Facade Pattern. Learn with analogies and a Java e-commerce example to Shield clients from intricate details.
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Proxy Pattern: Boosting Efficiency and Security
The Proxy pattern facilitates controlled access, resource optimization, and added functionality by introducing a surrogate object.
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Flyweight Pattern: Game-Changer for Resource-Constrained Systems
Exemplifying memory optimization, the Flyweight pattern entails sharing common state among objects, enabling streamlined resource utilization.
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Decorator Design Pattern: Elevating Object Functionality Through Seamless Composition
The Decorator design pattern allows you to dynamically enhance the functionality of an object by wrapping it with additional behaviors at runtime.
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Composite Pattern: Embrace the Power of Recursive Structures
The Composite pattern allows objects to be composed into tree-like structures, treating individual objects and compositions uniformly.
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Bridge Pattern: Decoupling Abstraction and Implementation
The Bridge pattern decouples an abstraction from its implementation so that the two can change and evolve independently.
