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    Design patterns in .NET provide reusable solutions to common programming problems. There are three main types of design patterns: creational patterns that deal with object creation, structural patterns that deal with class and object composition, and behavioral patterns that deal with communication between classes and objects. Using design patterns provides benefits such as proven solutions, language independence, improved communication through documentation, reduced technical risk, and flexibility.

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    Design patterns in .NET provide reusable solutions to common programming problems. There are three main types of design patterns: creational patterns that deal with object creation, structural patterns that deal with class and object composition, and behavioral patterns that deal with communication between classes and objects. Using design patterns provides benefits such as proven solutions, language independence, improved communication through documentation, reduced technical risk, and flexibility.

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    Design patterns in .NET provide reusable solutions to common programming problems. There are three main types of design patterns: creational patterns that deal with object creation, structural patterns that deal with class and object composition, and behavioral patterns that deal with communication between classes and objects. Using design patterns provides benefits such as proven solutions, language independence, improved communication through documentation, reduced technical risk, and flexibility.

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    DESIGN PATTERNS IN C#

    What is Design Pattern in .Net?


    • Design Patterns in the object oriented world is a reusable solution to
    common software design problems that occur repeatedly in real-world
    application development.
    • It is a template or description for how to solve problems that can be used in
    many situations.

    Which are the Types of Design Pattern?


    • Creational Patterns: It mainly deals with creation of Objects and Classes.
    Types of creational patterns are:
    1. Factory Method : Creates an instance of several derived classes
    2. Abstract Factory : Creates an instance of several families of classes
    3. Builder : Separates object construction from its representation
    4. Prototype : A fully initialized instance to be copied or cloned
    5. Singleton : A class in which only a single instance can exist

    • Structural Patterns: It deals with Class and Object Composition.


    Types of Structural patterns are:
    1. Adapter : Match interfaces of different classes.
    2. Bridge : Separates an object's abstraction from its implementation.
    3. Composite : A tree structure of simple and composite objects.
    4. Decorator : Add responsibilities to objects dynamically.
    5. Flyweight : A fine-grained instance used for efficient sharing.
    6. Proxy : An object representing another object.

    • Behavioral Patterns: It deals with Class and Object communication. That


    means they are concerned with the communication between class and
    objects.
    Types of Behavioral patterns are:
    1. Chain of Responsibility : A way of passing a request between a chain of
    objects.
    2. Command : Encapsulate a command request as an object.
    3. Interpreter : A way to include language elements in a program.
    4. Iterator : Sequentially access the elements of a collection.
    5. Mediator : Defines simplified communication between classes.
    6. Memento : Capture and restore an object's internal state.
    7. Observer : A way of notifying change to a number of classes.
    8. State : Alter an object's behavior when its state changes.
    9. Strategy : Encapsulates an algorithm inside a class.
    10. Visitor : Defines a new operation to a class without change.
    11. Template Method : Defer the exact steps of an algorithm to a subclass.

    Which are the key Benefits of using Design Patterns?


    • They give the developer a selection of tried and tested solutions to work with.
    • They are language neutral and so can be applied to any language that
    supports object-orientation.
    • They aid communication by the very fact that they are well documented and
    can be researched if that is not the case.
    • They have a proven track record as they are already widely used and thus
    reduce the technical risk to the project.
    • They are highly flexible and can be used in practically any type of application
    or domain.
    ARCHITECTURAL PATTERNS IN C#
    Goals of Architecture

    There are various goals of architecture,


    • Create outline or skeleton to implement a product
    • Hide detail and inner complexity and show the structural detail
    • Help developer to utilize common components or code
    • Loosely coupled design of product
    • Reduce redundant code by creating reusable components or library
    • Solve well known issues which occurred while designing any application
    • Easy to maintain product in support phase
    • Satisfy the end user by providing cutting edge solutions
    • Easy to adapt any business changes in future
    There are various objectives and goals which we can achieve from good
    architecture.

    Architecting Principals

    There are some key design principals which help to achieve a good architectural
    product and they are,

    • Separation of concern
    Separation of concern is nothing but a style of implementation of code
    or business logic and UI in a clean way so that both should not mix
    together. It means business concerns or other key logic should be in a
    separate layer or file from UI design.

    • Single Responsibility
    As the name suggests, each module or component should be
    responsible for one and only one task.

    • Least Knowledge
    It means one component should not know the detail of other
    components.

    • Do not Repeat
    It means the same functionality should be repeated in multiple
    components. One functionality should be in one component.

    • Minimize the Design


    Only design what is required for the application and do not try to
    reinvent the wheel if something is already available. Try to use time
    tested reusable components if possible. This will minimize the testing
    effort and time for bug fixing which in turn is cost effective development
    and will meet the deadline easily.

    The idea of these design principals is to hide the complexity of modules


    by componentizing the solution and providing easily adoptable
    components or functions which we may reuse with other applications as
    well. For example, distribute different areas of concern into different
    components such as Data Access, Business Logic, Exception Handling
    Mechanism, Email or SMS handling, File Operation, Services etc.

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