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Design Patterns in C#: A Hands-on Guide with Real-World Examples 1st ed. [Mīkstie vāki]

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ISBN-10: 1484236394
ISBN-13: 9781484236390

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Formāts: Paperback / softback, 455 pages, height x width: 254x178 mm, weight: 9076 g, 154 Illustrations, black and white; XXX, 455 p. 154 illus., 1 Paperback / softback
Izdošanas datums: 22-Jun-2018
Izdevniecība: APress
ISBN-10: 1484236394
ISBN-13: 9781484236390

Citas grāmatas par šo tēmu:

Microsoft programming
Programming & scripting languages: general - (Noliktavā: 1 punkts)
Information technology: general issues - (Noliktavā: 1 punkts)

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Get hands-on experience with each Gang of Four design pattern using the latest version of C# (Visual Studio Community 2017). For each of the patterns, you’ll see at least one real-world scenario, a coding example, and a complete implementation including output.

In the first part of Design Patterns in C#, you will cover the 23 Gang of Four (GoF) design patterns, before moving onto some alternative design patterns, including the Simple Factory Pattern, the Null Object Pattern, and the MVC Pattern. The final part winds up with a conclusion and criticisms of design patterns with chapters on anti-patterns and memory leaks. By working through easy-to-follow examples, you will understand the concepts in depth and have a collection of programs to port over to your own projects.

Along the way, the author discusses the different creational, structural, and behavioral patterns and why such classifications are useful. In each of these chapters, there is a Q&A session that clears up any doubts and covers the pros and cons of each of these patterns.He finishes the book with FAQs that will help you consolidate your knowledge. This book presents the topic of design patterns in C# in such a way that anyone can grasp the idea.

What You Will Learn

Work with each of the design patterns
Implement the design patterns in real-world applications
Select an alternative to these patterns by comparing their pros and cons
Use Visual Studio Community Edition 2017 to write code and generate output

Who This Book Is For

Software developers, software testers, and software architects.

About the Author

xix

About the Technical Reviewers

xxi

Acknowledgments

xxiii

Foreword

xxv

Preface

xxvii

Guidelines for Using This Book

xxix

Part I Gang of Four Design Patterns

(2)

I.A Creational Patterns

(66)

Chapter 1 Singleton Pattern

(12)

GoF Definition

(1)

Concept

(1)

Real-Life Example

(1)

Computer World Example

(1)

Illustration

(5)

Class Diagram

(1)

Solution Explorer View

(1)

Discussion

(1)

Implementation

(1)

Output

(1)

Challenges

(1)

Q&A Session

(6)

Chapter 2 Prototype Pattern

(14)

GoF Definition

(1)

Concept

(1)

Real-Life Example

(1)

Computer World Example

(1)

Illustration

(7)

Class Diagram

(2)

Directed Graph Document

(1)

Solution Explorer View

(2)

Implementation

(2)

Output

(1)

Q&A Session

(6)

Demonstration

(2)

Output

(2)

Chapter 3 Builder Pattern

(12)

GoF Definition

(1)

Concept

(1)

Real-Life Example

(1)

Computer World Example

(1)

Illustration

(7)

Class Diagram

(1)

Solution Explorer View

(1)

Implementation

(5)

Output

(1)

Q&A Session

(4)

Chapter 4 Factory Method Pattern

(12)

GoF Definition

(1)

Concept

(1)

Real-Life Example

(1)

Computer World Example

(1)

Illustration

(7)

Class Diagram

(1)

Directed Graph Document

(1)

Solution Explorer View

(1)

Implementation

(3)

Output

(1)

Modified Implementation

(2)

Modified Output

(1)

Analysis

(1)

Q&A Session

(4)

Chapter 5 Abstract Factory Pattern

(14)

GoF Definition

(1)

Concept

(1)

Real-Life Example

(1)

Computer World Example

(1)

Illustration

(8)

Class Diagram

(1)

Solution Explorer View

(2)

Implementation

(3)

Output

(1)

Q&A Session

(5)

Conclusion

(2)

I.B Structural Patterns

(96)

Chapter 6 Proxy Pattern

(12)

GoF Definition

(1)

Concept

(1)

Real-Life Example

(1)

Computer World Example

(1)

Illustration

(4)

Class Diagram

(1)

Directed Graph Document

(1)

Solution Explorer View

(1)

Implementation

(2)

Output

(1)

Q&A Session

(7)

Modified Implementation

(3)

Modified Output

(1)

Chapter 7 Decorator Pattern

(14)

GoF Definition

(1)

Concept

(1)

Real-Life Example

(2)

Computer World Example

(1)

Illustration

(6)

Class Diagram

(1)

Solution Explorer View

(1)

Implementation

(2)

Output

(1)

Q&A Session

(6)

Chapter 8 Adapter Pattern

(16)

GoF Definition

(1)

Concept

(1)

Real-Life Example

(1)

Computer World Example

(1)

Illustration

(11)

Class Diagram

(1)

Directed Graph Document

100

(1)

Solution Explorer View

100

(2)

Implementation

102

(1)

Output

103

(1)

Modified Illustration

103

(1)

Key Characteristics of the Modified Implementation

104

(1)

Modified Solution Explorer View

105

(1)

Modified Implementation

106

(3)

Modified Output

109

(1)

Types of Adapters

109

(1)

Q&A Session

110

(3)

Chapter 9 Facade Pattern

113

(10)

GoF Definition

113

(1)

Concept

113

(1)

Real-Life Example

113

(1)

Computer World Example

113

(1)

Illustration

114

(7)

Class Diagram

114

(1)

Directed Graph Document

115

(1)

Solution Explorer View

115

(1)

Implementation

116

(4)

Output

120

(1)

Q&A Session

121

(2)

Chapter 10 Flyweight Pattern

123

(20)

GoF Definition

123

(1)

Concept

123

(1)

Real-Life Example

124

(1)

Computer World Example

124

(1)

Illustration

124

(1)

Class Diagram

125

(1)

Directed Graph Document

126

(1)

Solution Explorer View

127

(1)

Implementation

127

(3)

Output

130

(1)

Improvements to the Program

131

(1)

Modified Class Diagram

132

(1)

Modified Solution Explorer View

133

(1)

Modified Implementation

133

(4)

Modified Output

137

(1)

Q&A Session

138

(5)

Chapter 11 Composite Pattern

143

(12)

GoF Definition

143

(1)

Concept

143

(1)

Real-Life Example

144

(1)

Computer World Example

144

(1)

Illustration

144

(8)

Class Diagram

146

(1)

Solution Explorer View

147

(1)

Implementation

148

(3)

Output

151

(1)

Q&A Session

152

(3)

Chapter 12 Bridge Pattern

155

(10)

GoF Definition

155

(1)

Concept

155

(1)

Real-Life Example

155

(1)

Computer World Example

156

(1)

Illustration

156

(7)

Class Diagram

158

(1)

Solution Explorer View

159

(1)

Implementation

159

(4)

Output

163

(1)

Q&A Session

163

(2)

I.C Behavioral Patterns

165

(162)

Chapter 13 Visitor Pattern

167

(18)

GoF Definition

167

(1)

Concept

167

(1)

Real-Life Example

167

(1)

Computer World Example

168

(1)

Illustration

168

(16)

Class Diagram

169

(1)

Solution Explorer View

170

(1)

Implementation

170

(2)

Output

172

(1)

Modified Illustration

172

(4)

Modified Solution Explorer View

176

(1)

Modified Implementation

177

(6)

Modified Output

183

(1)

Q&A Session

184

(1)

Chapter 14 Observer Pattern

185

(14)

GoF Definition

185

(1)

Concept

185

(3)

Real-Life Example

188

(1)

Computer World Example

188

(1)

Illustration

189

(6)

Class Diagram

189

(1)

Solution Explorer View

190

(1)

Implementation

191

(3)

Output

194

(1)

Analysis of the Output

194

(1)

Q&A Session

195

(4)

Chapter 15 Strategy (Policy) Pattern

199

(12)

GoF Definition

199

(1)

Concept

199

(1)

Real-Life Example

199

(1)

Computer World Example

199

(1)

Illustration

200

(6)

Class Diagram

200

(1)

Directed Graph Document

201

(1)

Solution Explorer View

202

(1)

Implementation

203

(2)

Output

205

(1)

Q&A Session

206

(5)

Chapter 16 Template Method Pattern

211

(12)

GoF Definition

211

(1)

Concept

211

(1)

Real-Life Example

211

(1)

Computer World Example

212

(1)

Illustration

212

(5)

Class Diagram

213

(1)

Solution Explorer View

214

(1)

Implementation

214

(3)

Output

217

(1)

Q&A Session

217

(6)

Modified Implementation

218

(3)

Modified Output

221

(2)

Chapter 17 Command Pattern

223

(20)

GoF Definition

223

(1)

Concept

223

(1)

Real-Life Example

223

(1)

Computer World Example

224

(1)

Illustration

224

(7)

Class Diagram

225

(1)

Directed Graph Document

226

(1)

Solution Explorer View

227

(1)

Implementation

228

(3)

Output

231

(1)

Q&A Session

231

(12)

Modified Class Diagram

232

(1)

Modified Solution Explorer View

233

(1)

Modified Implementation

234

(6)

Modified Output

240

(3)

Chapter 18 Iterator Pattern

243

(14)

GoF Definition

243

(1)

Concept

243

(1)

Real-Life Example

244

(1)

Computer World Example

244

(1)

Illustration

244

(1)

Class Diagram

245

(1)

Directed Graph Document

246

(1)

Solution Explorer View

247

(1)

Implementation

248

(5)

Output

253

(1)

Q&A Session

253

(4)

Chapter 19 Memento Pattern

257

(12)

GoF Definition

257

(1)

Concept

257

(1)

Real-Life Example

257

(1)

Computer World Example

257

(1)

Illustration

258

(6)

Class Diagram

258

(1)

Directed Graph Document

259

(1)

Solution Explorer View

260

(1)

Implementation

260

(4)

Output

264

(1)

Q&A Session

264

(5)

Modified Implementation

264

(2)

Modified Output

266

(3)

Chapter 20 State Pattern

269

(14)

GoF Definition

269

(1)

Concept

269

(1)

Real-Life Example

269

(1)

Computer World Example

270

(1)

Illustration

270

(9)

Class Diagram

271

(1)

Directed Graph Document

272

(1)

Solution Explorer View

272

(2)

Implementation

274

(5)

Output

279

(1)

Q&A Session

279

(4)

Chapter 21 Mediator Pattern

283

(20)

GoF Definition

283

(1)

Concept

283

(1)

Real-Life Example

283

(1)

Computer World Example

284

(1)

Illustration

284

(9)

Class Diagram

286

(1)

Solution Explorer View

286

(2)

Implementation

288

(4)

Output

292

(1)

Analysis

292

(1)

Q&A Session

293

(10)

Modified Illustration

294

(1)

Modified Implementation

294

(5)

Modified Output

299

(4)

Chapter 22 Chain of Responsibility Pattern

303

(12)

GoF Definition

303

(1)

Concept

303

(1)

Real-Life Example

304

(1)

Computer World Example

304

(1)

Illustration

305

(7)

Class Diagram

306

(1)

Directed Graph Document

307

(1)

Solution Explorer View

307

(1)

Implementation

308

(4)

Output

312

(1)

Q&A Session

312

(3)

Chapter 23 Interpreter Pattern

315

(12)

GoF Definition

315

(1)

Concept

315

(1)

Real-Life Example

315

(1)

Computer World Example

315

(1)

Illustration

316

(10)

Class Diagram

316

(2)

Solution Explorer View

318

(1)

Implementation

318

(7)

Output

325

(1)

Q&A Session

326

(1)

Part II Additional Design Patterns

327

(56)

Chapter 24 Simple Factory Pattern

329

(12)

Definition

329

(1)

Concept

329

(1)

Real-Life Example

329

(1)

Computer World Example

330

(1)

Illustration

330

(7)

Class Diagram

331

(1)

Directed Graph Document

332

(1)

Solution Explorer View

332

(1)

Implementation

333

(3)

Output

336

(1)

Q&A Session

337

(4)

Chapter 25 Null Object Pattern

341

(14)

Definition

341

(1)

Concept

341

(5)

A Faulty Program

342

(2)

Output with Valid Inputs

344

(1)

Analysis with Unwanted Input

344

(1)

Encountered Exception

345

(1)

Immediate Remedy

345

(1)

Analysis

345

(1)

Real-Life Example

346

(1)

Computer World Example

346

(1)

Illustration

346

(7)

Class Diagram

347

(1)

Solution Explorer View

348

(1)

Implementation

349

(3)

Output

352

(1)

Q&A Session

353

(2)

Chapter 26 MVC Pattern

355

(28)

Definition

355

(1)

Concept

355

(4)

Key Points to Remember

356

(1)

Variation 1

357

(1)

Variation 2

358

(1)

Variation 3

358

(1)

Real-Life Example

359

(1)

Computer World Example

359

(1)

Illustration

360

(17)

Class Diagram

362

(1)

Solution Explorer View

362

(1)

Implementation

363

(10)

Output

373

(4)

Q&A Session

377

(6)

Part III Final Thoughts on Design Patterns

383

(56)

Chapter 27 Criticisms of Design Patterns

385

(6)

Q&A Session

387

(4)

Chapter 28 Anti-patterns

391

(6)

What Is an Anti-pattern?

391

(1)

Q&A Session

392

(5)

Chapter 29 Sealing the Leaks in Your Applications

397

(36)

How Garbage Collection Works

398

(2)

Demonstration 1

400

(5)

Output

403

(1)

Analysis

404

(1)

Q&A Session 1

405

(14)

Quiz

413

(2)

Quiz

415

(2)

Quiz

417

(1)

Quiz

418

(1)

Understanding Memory Leaks

419

(1)

Demonstration 2

420

(10)

Snapshots

422

(1)

Analysis

423

(1)

Modified Code

424

(3)

Snapshots

427

(1)

Analysis

428

(2)

Q&A Session 2

430

(3)

Chapter 30 FAQ

433

(6)

Appendix A Brief Overview of GoF Design Patterns

439

(6)

Key Points

440

(3)

Q&A Session

443

(2)

Appendix B Some Useful Resources

445

(2)

Appendix C The Road Ahead

447

(2)

Index

449

Vaskaran Sarcar (ME (Software Engineering), MCA, B Sc. (Math)) is a Senior Software Engineer and Team Lead at HP India PPS R&D Hub Bangalore. He is the author of the books- Java Design Patterns, Interactive Object Oriented Programming in Java, Design Patterns in C#, Operating System: Computer Science Interview Series and C# Basics. He has more than 10 years of teaching and industry experience. He is also a national Gate scholar (2005-2007).

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