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Builder Pattern
Builder Pattern is a creational design pattern that lets you construct complex objects having different representations using the same construction process.
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Abstract Factory Pattern
Abstract Factory is a creational design pattern, allowing the user to create families of related or dependent objects without specifying their concrete classes. It belongs to the first group of patterns that deal with object creation and promote loose coupling by separating the client code from the implementation details of the object creation process.
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Factory Method Pattern
The Factory Method, also known as Factory Pattern is one of the most commonly used design patterns in object-oriented programming (OOP). Factory Method allows us to separate the object-creation logic from the application, by providing an application-independent object the responsibility to create application-specific objects.
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Hello World Design Patterns
While working on software design for real-world applications, we often need help with common situations and encounter recurring problems. Design patterns provide solutions or general concepts for solving these recurring problems. There are no common templates for design patterns, but you can follow the concept and implement a solution for your situation.
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