Sprint 7 - Sprint Challenge 2

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Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
35/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Quiet
Tech stack
java
Domain
content

Research direction

Start with the linked Design Patterns Catalog and choose a non-creational pattern. Prepare a five-minute presentation with its intent, pros and cons, class diagrams, and a Java example showing code before and after applying the pattern. Submit the work from a fork through a pull request using the provided template, with regular small commits.

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Description

🎯 Topic Programming Fundamentals 🏕 Priority Mandatory 🐂 Size Medium 📅 Sprint 7 Core

Sprint Challenge 2

So far we have only looked in depth at creational design patterns (i.e. patterns that help you create objects), but there are other categories too (see Design Patterns Catalog).

Requirement

  • Choose a non-creational design pattern and prepare a 5 minute presentation to deliver to your classmates
  • The presentation should cover:
  • What the pattern is, its intent
  • Pros and cons of using the pattern
  • An explanation, including class diagrams of the technical components involved
  • A worked Java example for a real world scenario (try to think of one yourself), showing the code without the pattern, and then refactored to use the pattern, thus demonstrating its value
  • This should be code written by you, don't just copy off the internet or use AI as you won't learn as much!
Submission & Review

Fork the coursework repo to your own GitHub account.
Make regular small commits with clear messages.
When you are ready, open a Pull Request to the CYF repo. Make sure you fill in the PR template provided.
A volunteer will review your submission and send you feedback.

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