• Title: A Primer on Design Patterns
• Author(s) Rahul Batra
• Publisher: Leapub
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• Language: English
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Book Description

The objective of the book is to introduce its reader to the world of design patterns by working through some important ones. It is not an exaustive reference text on design patterns, rather a friendly tutorial type text. The reader is expected to be familiar with programming in an object oriented language like Java or Python.

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