Java and Patterns

Author: Yan Hong
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This book is a practical textbook that explains design principles and the most common design patterns. It aims to provide busy Java system designers with a quick and accurate guide to design principles and design patterns. The book is divided into 55 chapters, with each chapter covering one programming pattern, explaining its purpose, structure, and the situations in which it is suitable. Each chapter includes multiple examples and exercises. Studying these examples and completing these exercises will help readers better understand the content. Most chapters are relatively independent, and readers can open the book and start reading from any chapter. To meet the needs of readers of different levels, the book provides some chapters labeled as "Topics." Not reading these chapters will not affect the reading of the standard chapters. After reading this book, readers can confidently apply the learned content in their system design work, discuss object-oriented design experiences with colleagues, and achieve greater success in their careers. This book is suitable for Java programmers, architects, and design pattern enthusiasts, serving as a practical self-study textbook and reference manual for design principles and design patterns.