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In continuation with the series on design pattern, in which presently I going through Behavioral Patterns, today I will write about the Chain of Responsibility Pattern. You can read about rest of the patterns from the following links

1. Strategy Pattern
2. State Pattern
3. Template Method Pattern

You can read about the Structural patterns from here.
You can read about the Creational patterns from here.

In continuation with the series on design pattern, I am currently going through Behavioral Patterns. Today I will write about the Template Method Pattern. You can read about rest of the patterns from the following links

1. Strategy Pattern
2. State Pattern

You can read about the Structural patterns from here.
You can read about the Creational patterns from here.

The template method pattern deals with enabling algorithms to defer certain steps. It doesn't change the structure of the algorithm but a few of their operations are handled elsewhere.

In continuation with the series on design pattern, I am currently going through Behavioral Patterns. Today I will write about the State Pattern. You can read about the other patterns from the following links

1. Strategy Pattern

You can read about Structural Patterns from here.

You can read about Creational Patterns from here.

State pattern in essence is a dynamic version of the strategy pattern, meaning, when the sate inside an object is changed, it could change its behavior.

Continuing with the series on Design patterns, I will take up Behavioral Patterns from today. I have written about Structural Patterns and Creational Patterns in my previous posts. You can get all the links for them here and here.

Behavioral Patterns

Behavioral patterns are concerned with algorithms and communication between them. An algorithm that may have been spilt into complex classes could be hard to maintain. Behavioral patterns helps in identifying the basis for this split and deals with communication between these classes.

Strategy Pattern

In my last five posts, I have written about the Creational Design Patterns as described by the GOF. Below are the links for all the Creational patterns.

1. Prototype Pattern
2. Factory Method Pattern
3. Singleton Pattern
4. Abstract Factory Pattern
5. Builder Pattern

You can read about Structural Patterns from here.

In the following posts to come, I will write about the Behavioral Patterns.

In continuation of my series on Creational design patterns, I will be discussing about the Builder pattern in this post. You can read about the other patterns from the following links.

1. Prototype Pattern
2. Factory Method Pattern
3. Singleton Pattern
4. Abstract Factory Pattern

You can read about Structural Patterns from here.

After a brief hiatus for the holidays, I will continue my series on design patterns. Currently I am going through Creational design patterns, I will be discussing about the Abstract Factory pattern in this post. You can read about the other patterns from the following links.

1. Prototype Pattern
2. Factory Method Pattern
3. Singleton Pattern

You can read about Structural Patterns from here.