C-Sharp Design Patterns State
At the end of this course, you will have the knowledge to elegantly manage state in your C# projects using the State Design Pattern.
Module: The State Design Pattern — Duration: 42m 10s
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What's inside
16 sections- 1 Table of Contents
- 2 Course Overview
- 3 Module Introduction — What is State?
- 4 The demonstration project
- 5 Naive approach to manage state
- 6 Complete the naive approach
- 7 Why use State Design Pattern?
- 8 The State Design Pattern — Fundamental Concepts
- 9 Implementation — Abstract State
- 10 Implementation — Concrete States
- 11 Implementation — The Context and the Context State relationship
- 12 Implementation — Code the behaviors of each state
- 13 Conclusion and recap
- 14 Pattern structure diagram
- 15 State transition diagram
- 16 Summary of classes created
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