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Design Patterns Learning Repository

Overview

This repository is dedicated to the study and application of design patterns in software development. It is structured into two main sections: Learning 1.0 and Learning 2.0.

  • Learning 1.0: Focuses on the fundamental concepts of various design patterns, providing foundational knowledge necessary for understanding and applying these patterns effectively.
  • Learning 2.0: Contains practical problem statements that implement different design patterns. This section allows learners to apply the concepts learned in Learning 1.0 to real-world scenarios, enhancing their problem-solving skills.

Structure

Learning 1.0: Basic Fundamentals of Design Patterns

In this section, you will find resources and materials covering the essential principles of design patterns, including:

  • Introduction to Design Patterns: Understanding what design patterns are and their importance in software development.
  • Categories of Design Patterns: Overview of the three main categories:
    • Creational Patterns: Patterns that deal with object creation mechanisms.
    • Structural Patterns: Patterns that focus on the composition of classes and objects.
    • Behavioral Patterns: Patterns that define how objects interact and communicate with each other.
    • Example of each Patterns: Detailed descriptions and examples of each design patterns.

Learning 2.0: Problem Statement & Solution Related to Design Patterns

This section contains various problem statements that allow you to implement the design patterns learned in Learning 1.0. Each problem statement includes:

  • Overview: A brief description of the problem and its relevance.
  • Requirements: Detailed specifications of what the solution should achieve.
  • Design Pattern Utilization: Insights on how a particular design pattern is applied to solve the problem.
  • Solution Folder: A designated folder containing the complete implementation for each problem statement, including code, examples, and necessary files.

Common Elements

  • Consistent Naming Conventions: Throughout the repository, naming conventions are maintained for easy navigation and understanding.
  • Code Quality: Code samples are written following best practices, ensuring clarity and maintainability.
  • Documentation: Each problem statement and solution is thoroughly documented to provide context and explanations for the code implementations.

How to Use This Repository

  1. Explore Learning 1.0: Familiarize yourself with the basic concepts and principles of design patterns.
  2. Practice in Learning 2.0: Apply your knowledge by tackling the problem statements in Learning 2.0, utilizing the appropriate design patterns.
  3. Expand Your Knowledge: Feel free to add your own implementations, enhancements, or additional problem statements to further enrich the repository.

Contribution

Contributions are welcome! If you have new problem statements, design patterns, or improvements to existing materials, please submit a pull request.