Lecture

Design Patterns: Decorator Pattern

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This lecture covers the Decorator design pattern, focusing on extending the functionality of classes dynamically. It explains how to use inheritance and composition to add new behaviors to objects at runtime, illustrated through examples and implementation details.

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