A software design pattern is the description of the generally accepted 'best practice' method or technique, for solving particular common problems in software engineering.

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Why do we use design patterns?


By identifying and formalizing a method or task, code becomes more understandable by others, who recognize the terms used, and structure of the code.

These patterns help to solve many common problems in computer programming of all languages.

Once a design pattern becomes popular, it would have stood the test of many great minds, and in it's acceptance becomes coinsidered "best practice".

Categorization

There are many popular design patterns. Below are some of the most popular, grouped by category.

Behavioral Patterns

 

Concurrency Patterns

 

Creational Patterns

 

Structural Patterns

 


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