This document discusses design patterns. It defines design patterns as reusable solutions to common programming problems related to object creation and integration. There are three main types of design patterns: creational patterns, which deal with object creation; structural patterns, which deal with class and object composition; and behavioral patterns, which deal with communication between classes and objects. The document provides examples of patterns that fall within each type and notes some prerequisites for understanding design patterns, such as a knowledge of object-oriented programming concepts.
This document discusses design patterns. It defines design patterns as reusable solutions to common programming problems related to object creation and integration. There are three main types of design patterns: creational patterns, which deal with object creation; structural patterns, which deal with class and object composition; and behavioral patterns, which deal with communication between classes and objects. The document provides examples of patterns that fall within each type and notes some prerequisites for understanding design patterns, such as a knowledge of object-oriented programming concepts.
This document discusses design patterns. It defines design patterns as reusable solutions to common programming problems related to object creation and integration. There are three main types of design patterns: creational patterns, which deal with object creation; structural patterns, which deal with class and object composition; and behavioral patterns, which deal with communication between classes and objects. The document provides examples of patterns that fall within each type and notes some prerequisites for understanding design patterns, such as a knowledge of object-oriented programming concepts.
Design Pattern Evolution Types of Design Patterns What are Design Patterns
Design Patterns are evolved as reusable solutions to the problems that we
encounter everyday of programming. They are generally targeted at solving the problems of object generation and integration. These generalized patterns act as templates that can be applied to the real-world problems. Types of Design Patterns
This type deals with the object creation and initialization.
This pattern gives the program more flexibility in deciding which object need to be created for a given case. Eg: Singleton, Factory, Abstract Factory, etc.. Design Patterns: Structural
This type deals with class and object composition.
This pattern focuses on decoupling interface and implementation of classes and its object. Eg: Adapter, Bridge, etc. Design Patterns: Behavioral
This type deals with communication between the classes and the objects. Eg: Chain of Responsibility, Command, Interpreter, etc… Prerequisites
Understanding of Object Oriented concepts like Abstraction, inheritance,
polymorphism, and encapsulation. Knowledge of Classes, Interfaces and Abstract classes. THANK YOU
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