Lecture

Design Patterns: Introduction

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Description

This lecture introduces design patterns, focusing on association relationships, abstract classes, and the Builder pattern. It covers the implementation of Matrix, DenseMatrix, and SparseMatrix classes in Java, illustrating the use of the Builder pattern.

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