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1. What Is a Design Pattern? A design pattern provides the solution to a commonly occurring problem in a software design. It isn’t a finished design that can directly be implemented on the code. It is…
So what have we really done in the last part? We’ve gotten a lot closer to completing step 1 in building great software (Customer Happiness). We've solved Rick's search problem even though we made the app less fragile and it's not going to …
Really, how hard could it be? All this talk about types, objects, and systems, got me to thinking, "what would it take to create a 100% backwards-compatible pure Perl proof-of-concept for optionally typable subroutine signatures". I mean re…
Inextricably bound Perl isn't a strongly typed language, and its built-in types are limited and not generally accessible to the engineer, however, Perl supports various classes of data and in recent years has flirted with various ways of en…
Design Patterns are commonly tested solutions for problems developers face, one of the most known design patterns out there is the Observer Pattern, it's pretty common with apps that have GUI. for ex…
When I first began using Python and object-oriented programming (OOP) methods in college, a friend asked for my stack and I responded that I knew Python well. He requested access to my GitHub reposito…
Why Object Oriented Programming? Object Oriented Programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm where objects are used to model (represent) real-world or abstract features. It is the most popular programming paradigm used among software engine…
Chào mọi người, ngoài cấu trúc dữ liệu và giải thuật ra thì OOP là kiến thức quan trọng (mình nghĩ là quan trọng hơn 2 thằng kia) trong lúc đi làm. Do đó khi phỏng vấn chắc chắn interviewers sẽ hỏi, bạn nào có background về backend hay Java…
In The Previous Article Welcome to the 4th article on OOPs in the Dart series. In the previous article, we learned about Inheritance. We saw what is it with some examples. We also learned about two i…
Welcome to a series where we'll discuss a book called Head First Object-Oriented Analysis And Design by Brett D. McLaughlin Gary Pollice and Dave West. In this series, I will be summarizing this book, discussing more of the important topics…
