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Real-World Example: Strategy Design Pattern

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Real-World Example: Strategy Design Pattern

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Strategy Pattern:

It's like having a toolbox where you can swap out tools (methods) as you need. For example, if you're painting, you can choose between a brush, a roller, or a spray.

Open/Closed Principle:

Imagine a toy building set, like LEGO. You can add more pieces to your creation without breaking apart what you've already built. You're extending your creation without modifying the existing structure.

The Connection:

With the Strategy Pattern, when you decide to use a new tool (like adding a sponge to your painting toolbox), you don't have to tear apart your entire toolbox. You just add the new tool. This idea of adding something new without messing with what's already there is the essence of the Open/Closed Principle. So, the Strategy Pattern is like a real-life example of this principle in action.

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Strategy Pattern

Allows an object to perform tasks using different methods. It's like choosing the right tool from a toolbox. Adheres to the Open/Closed Principle: open to adding new methods, but without changing existing code.

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Design Pattern:

A proven solution to a common software design problem, acting as a template for best practices.