C++ design patterns provide general reusable solutions to common problems encountered in software design and development. Structural design patterns in particular help organize different classes and objects to form larger structures and provide new functionality. The challenge with learning design patterns is, even though we understand them well, we often fail to figure out the situation where it can be applicable. This course aims to explain each design pattern with their practical applications. In this course, Design Patterns in C++: Structural – Façade to Proxy, you’ll learn to implement C++ design patterns like Façade, Flyweight, Null Object and Proxy. First, you’ll explore what is the significance of design patterns in C++ programming. Next, you’ll discover some of the prominent structural design patterns like Façade, Flyweight, Null Object, and Proxy. Finally, you’ll learn how these structural design patterns address some of the real life C++ programming challenges. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of the structural design patterns in C++ programming language needed to understand how to ease the design of a software application by identifying simpler ways to realize relationships between classes and objects.
Author Name: Jaya Bodkhey
Author Description:
Jaya is a seasoned engineer in Information Security and Automation domain. During her rich experience of 10 years in software industry, she has worked on several technologies like Information Security, Penetration Testing, Certificate Management System, SSL, Networking, VENAFAI, Secure FTP, PKI Webservices, Cloud Security, Cloud Storage, Storage Virtualization, C, C++, Java, Python, Shell Scripting, Expect Scripting etc. She is proficient with Unix and Linux operating systems. She is also well v… more