which design pattern is mostly use in c# asp.net

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which design pattern is mostly use in C# asp.net

Posted 3-May-11 20:27pm

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anshudutta · Answer 1 · 2011-05-03T21:13:00

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It depends on the requirement. But I have seen the following most commonly used -

Dependency Injection, Singleton, Decorator, Factory, Abstract Factory, Observer.

Posted 3-May-11 21:13pm

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NuttingCDEF · Answer 2 · 2011-05-03T20:43:00

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Almost any - pick your task and pick a design pattern (or several) to help achieve it - so long as the language is sufficiently rich in features, the language is probably secondary and is likely to have relatively little influence.

Posted 3-May-11 20:43pm

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