Imperative Event Handling: The Observer Pattern

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This lecture covers the Observer Pattern, a widely used design pattern for views to react to changes in a model. It explains the concepts of Publisher and Subscriber traits, implementing a BankAccount as a Publisher, the pros and cons of the Observer Pattern, and demonstrates an example of a Consolidator Subscriber.

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