Course Overview
Ever wondered how to make your software designs stronger, more flexible, and easier to update? That’s where design patterns come in! These are like secret recipes that help software developers solve common problems in a super smart way. Imagine having a magic toolbox that makes building software smoother and your code way more awesome.

In this course, you’ll dive into the world of design patterns, a treasure trove of solutions that seasoned programmers have developed over the years. It’s like learning the best baking tips from top chefs around the world. But don’t worry, we’ll make it super easy to understand—even if you’re new to this!

Here’s what we’ll do together:

Break It Down: We’ll explain each design pattern in plain language, so you get what it’s all about.
Real-Life Magic: We’ll connect each pattern to everyday situations to make it click for you.
Picture This: With neat diagrams, you’ll see exactly how each pattern fits together.
Code It: Then, we’ll jump into coding with examples in Java, Python, JavaScript, and C++.
Pros, Cons, and Where to Use Them: Lastly, we’ll explore where to use these patterns to make your software shine and discuss their ups and downs.
This course is perfect for anyone who wants to build better software—whether it’s for a small project or a huge system. You’re not just learning to code; you’re learning to think like a pro. Let’s start this exciting journey and unlock the full potential of your programming skills!

Course Contents

1. Design Patterns

•       What are Design Patterns?
•       Classification of Design Patterns
•       About this Course 

2. Creational Patterns

•       Introduction
•       Singleton Pattern
•       Factory Method Pattern
•       Abstract Factory Pattern
•       Builder Pattern
•       Prototype Pattern
•       Summary

3. Structural Patterns

•       Introduction
•       Adapter Pattern
•       Bridge Pattern
•       Composite Pattern
•       Decorator Pattern
•       Facade Pattern
•       Flyweight Pattern
•       Proxy Pattern
•       Summary

4. Behavioral Patterns

•       Introduction
•       Chain of Responsibility Pattern
•       Command Pattern
•       Iterator Pattern
•       Mediator Pattern
•       Memento Pattern
•       Observer Pattern
•       State Pattern
•       Strategy Pattern
•       Template Method Pattern
•       Visitor Pattern
•       Summary