Lecture

Design Patterns: Adapter and Decorator

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Description

This lecture covers the implementation of design patterns such as Adapter and Decorator in Java, focusing on adapting input streams and decorating buffered input streams. The instructor demonstrates how to use these patterns to adapt classes and add new functionalities to existing classes.

Instructor

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