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Observer Pattern in .NET

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9 Mar 2004CPOL4 min read 139.3K   1.6K   65  
A mechanism for drastically reducing coupling between interacting classes
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Sunil Kumar Works for Wipro Technologies, one of the leading software services company in the world. He is a Microsoft Certified Solution Developer(MCSD) in .NET

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