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Deep Inside Structural Patterns :: Decorator Pattern :: Part 2

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20 May 2014CPOL6 min read 10.8K   14  
We have discussed in our previous post the decorator pattern’s role, and giving a very detailed illustration about it. Also, we have discussed its design varieties and clarified when to use each design and why.

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