Answer Posted / biren chetry

Object oriented design Function oriented design Modeling
Objects are modeled based on real-world objects. For example
in a banking software the objects mimic real-world
equivalents like Account, Customer etc. Functions are
modeled on distinct and independent functionality. For
example in banking system the key functions include
transferFunds, checkBalance etc.
Abstraction
Objects are normally abstracted as nouns like Person,
Address etc.
Functions are usually abstracted as verbs like
subtractBalance, getAmount etc. State The state is usually
distributed among various objects. For example each of
objects Person, PersonAddress, PersonContact have its own
state The state is normally centralized and functions share
and access the state. For example Person details are stored
centrally in file or in database and multiple functions like
getPersonDetails, UpdatePeronAddress access the centralized
state.
Hierarchy
Objects are logically grouped based on their interaction
Functions are grouped based on their functionality. Multiple
sub functions can be grouped to form a bigger function.

What are the categories in which the design patterns can be divided?

1204

---

what is the lazy design pattern?

1123

---

Describe the builder design pattern

1179

---

What are useful tools for developing and testing color schemes for web sites?

2549

---

What design pattern wrapper classes implement?

1070

---

What is the use of such a class?

1359

---

What is the difference between 3 tier and n tier architecture?

1116

---

Can we have this pattern implemented using static class?

1128

---

Can you explain singleton pattern?

1100

---

What is the difference between proxy and adapter?

1198

---

What is the singleton design pattern?

1117

---

What is onion architecture?

1145

---

What is a lazy initialization in singleton?

1193

---

What are structural design patterns?

1198

---

What is lexi design pattern?

1237

---