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"Design Patterns in Java" outline.

Chapter 1 - Introduction
Coupling
Model - View - Controller (MVC)
Advantages of MVC
Classes play roles
Design patterns span classes
Design patterns overlap
Interface and implementation
The effects of change
Observations
Lab
Chapter 2 - Clone
Problem
What won't work
Solution
Shallow copy
Deep copy
java.lang.Object.clone()
java.lang.Cloneable
Object.clone
What's wrong with Object.clone()?
UML
Source code
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Chapter 3 - Prototype
Problem
Solution
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Chapter 4 - Factory Method
Problem
Solution
UML
Source code
Variations
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Chapter 5 - Disable Copying
Problem
Solution
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Chapter 6 - Singleton
Problem
What won't work
Solution
UML
When is a Singleton not a Singleton?
Source code
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Chapter 7 - Prototype, Factory Method, or Singleton?
Problem
Solution
Lab
Chapter 8 - Abstract Factory
Problem
Solution
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Chapter 9 - Bridge
Problem
What won't work
Solution
UML
Source code
How to hide the handle
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Chapter 10 - Proxy
Problem
Solution
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Chapter 11 - Iterator
Problem
Solution
UML
Source code
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Chapter 12 - Composite
Problem
Solution
UML
Source code
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Chapter 13 - Builder
Problem
Solution
UML
Source code
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Chapter 14 - Flyweight
Problem
Solution
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Chapter 15 - Interpreter
Problem
Solution
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Chapter 16 - Visitor
Problem
Solution
Source code
Problem
Solution
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Chapter 17 - Chain of Responsibility
Problem
Solution
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Chapter 18 - Memento
Problem
Solution
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Chapter 19 - Command
Problem
Solution
UML
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Chapter 20 - All of Me
Problem
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Chapter 21 - State
Problem
Solution
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Chapter 22 - Decorator
Problem
Solution
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Chapter 23 - Observer
Problem
UML
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Chapter 24 - Adapter
Problem
Solution
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Chapter 25 - Facade
Problem
Solution
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Chapter 26 - Template Method
Problem
Solution
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Chapter 27 - Mediator
Problem
Solution
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Chapter 28 - Strategy
Problem
What won't work
Solution
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Chapter 29 - Conclusion
Density
Principles
Advantages
Disadvantages
Sorting design patterns: By name
Sorting design patterns: By intent
Sorting design patterns: By purpose and scope
Sorting design patterns: By problems they solve
Sorting design patterns: By what they vary
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