JAVA Design Patterns

Author: (USA) Matesk, (USA) Week, translated by Gong Bo, Zhao Cailin, Chen Bei
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Publish Date: 2007-03-01
Features: This book explains the 23 basic design patterns introduced in the classic work "Design Patterns" through new Java features and best practices. Based on their rich programming experience, the authors present each pattern using practical Java 5.0 programs, clear UML diagrams, and engaging exercises. Each chapter focuses on a specific pattern, followed by self-challenge questions that either inspire readers to think or require them to write code to solve a problem, helping to deepen their understanding of the concepts. This book is suitable for Java developers of all levels. Design patterns have now become a skill for professional software developers. In the Java language, design patterns are even more ubiquitous. However, learning and mastering patterns is not an easy task... This book is one of the "Software Patterns" series edited by pattern pioneer John Vlissides and serves as an excellent companion to the classic work "Design Patterns." It presents the 23 basic design patterns using new Java language features, drawing on practical implementations of Java-specific patterns and examples of applying patterns in the Java platform itself. It also provides many thought-provoking exercises to enhance readers' understanding and design pattern skills, allowing them to gain a deeper grasp of the Java language. The book incorporates the authors' extensive development and training experience. More importantly, it reflects the industry's new understanding of design patterns and introduces related new knowledge, including UML, refactoring, and unit testing... This book explains the 23 basic design patterns introduced in the classic work "Design Patterns" through new Java features and best practices. Based on their rich programming experience, the authors present each pattern using practical Java 5.0 programs, clear UML diagrams, and engaging exercises. Each chapter focuses on a specific pattern, followed by self-challenge questions that either inspire readers to think or require them to write code to solve a problem, helping to deepen their understanding of the concepts. This book is suitable for Java developers of all levels.