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Strategy Design Pattern 1720177188

The Strategy Design Pattern is a behavioral design pattern that enables the definition of a family of algorithms, allowing them to be encapsulated and interchanged at runtime. It is particularly useful for applications that require flexibility in choosing different algorithms, such as sorting a list of integers. By defining a strategy interface and implementing concrete strategies, the pattern allows for dynamic algorithm selection without altering the client code.

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Strategy Design Pattern 1720177188

The Strategy Design Pattern is a behavioral design pattern that enables the definition of a family of algorithms, allowing them to be encapsulated and interchanged at runtime. It is particularly useful for applications that require flexibility in choosing different algorithms, such as sorting a list of integers. By defining a strategy interface and implementing concrete strategies, the pattern allows for dynamic algorithm selection without altering the client code.

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STRATEGY
DESIGN PATTERN
A bag of tricks – pick the right trick for the job and
watch your objects perform magic.

Type - Behavioral Pattern


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What is Strategy Design Pattern ?


The Strategy Design Pattern is a behavioral pattern
that allows you to define a family of algorithms,
encapsulate them separately from the client code,
and make them interchangeable at runtime.

This pattern is useful when you have multiple ways of


performing a particular task and want to switch
between them dynamically without changing the client
code.
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Scenario
Imagine we are building a program that needs to
sort a list of integers.

We want to provide the flexibility to use different


sorting algorithms (strategies) at runtime.

We can achieve this using the


Strategy Design Pattern
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Define the Strategy Interface

Creating an interface that defines a common


contract for all sorting strategies.
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Implement Concrete Strategies

Create concrete classes that implement the


'SortingStrategy' interface.
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Create the Context Class

Build a context class that uses the strategy.


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Using the Strategy

We can use the sorting strategies interchangeably


without changing the context
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