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Adapter Design Pattern:

The article details how to implement the Adapter design pattern in C, which allows incompatible interfaces to work together. Key components include:

* Target: The interface that clients expect.
* Adaptee: The existing class with a different interface.
* Adapter: A class that implements both the Target interface and adapts the Adaptee's interface to fit the Target. This is typically achieved through delegation.

Decorator Design Pattern:

The article then explains the Decorator design pattern in C, which dynamically adds responsibilities to an object. Components are:

* Component: The base interface for objects that can have responsibilities added to them.
* Concrete Component: A specific object that implements the Component interface.
* Decorator: A base class that implements the Component interface and holds a reference to a Concrete Component.
* Concrete Decorator: A class that extends Decorator and adds specific functionality by delegating to the Concrete Component and potentially other Decorators.

Title

Irina Scurtu - .NET, Architecture and the world around it

Description

Irina Scurtu - .NET, Architecture and the world around it

Keywords

design, pattern, messaging, software, implement, adapter, proxy, decorator, patterns, components, systems, work, queues, consumers, azure, error, home

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Dates

Created 2026-03-08

Updated 2026-03-09

Summarized 2026-03-09