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A) Implementing the grammar is easy too.
B) simplifies the aggregate interface
C) It promotes consistency among products
D) Sharing of objects
E) Families of related algorithms
F) A choice of implementation
G) Reduced Name space
H) Specifying new objects by varying value
I) Provides hooks for subclass
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Is there a question somewhere in there?
 
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and do your own homework ...
 
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Gurumurthy,
I suggest you read GoF book.
 
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E) Families of related algorithms,C) It promotes consistency among products
- Abstract factory pattern
 
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Hi,
B) Iterator pattern
D) Composite pattern
E) Factory method pattern
F) Chain of resopnsibility
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How is E fatory method pattern. It should be abstarct factory method pattern
 
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Hi again,
Yes u r right Pradeep, E should be Abstract factory pattern.
But what about the others i mentioned, are'nt they all correct.
In the meanwhile i ll try to figure out what others are.
Thanx
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A is interpreter pattern.
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Originally posted by Gurumurthy Ramamurthy:
A) Implementing the grammar is easy too.


Grammar sounds a little bit like Interpreter, but I actually don't grok the description...


B) simplifies the aggregate interface
C) It promotes consistency among products


I don't understand these.


D) Sharing of objects


Could be Flyweight?


E) Families of related algorithms
F) A choice of implementation


Could both be Strategy.
Why do you think E is Abstract Factory???


G) Reduced Name space
H) Specifying new objects by varying value


Again, I don't even get the question.


I) Provides hooks for subclass


Template Method?
 
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The Strategy pattern is very useful for situations where you would like to dynamically swap the algorithms used in an application.
Strategy is intended to provide you with a means to define a family of algorithms, encapsulate each one as an object, and make them interchangeable. Strategy lets the algorithms vary independently from clients that use them.
 
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C) It promotes consistency among products


Cant this be abstract factory?
I understand consistency as using related products together as a family.
I am totally confused.

 
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A) Implementing the grammar is easy too. - Interpreter
B) simplifies the aggregate interface - Iterator
C) It promotes consistency among products - Abstract Factory
D) Sharing of objects - Flyweight
E) Families of related algorithms -Strategy
F) A choice of implementation - Strategy
G) Reduced Name space - Singleton
H) Specifying new objects by varying value - Prototype
I) Provides hooks for subclass - Factory method
 
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