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UML object topology
- + apply(total): number
- - percent: number
- + apply(total): number
- - strategy: DiscountStrategy
- - prices: number[]
- + total(prices): number
Classes: 3 • Interfaces: 1 • Associations: 2
interface DiscountStrategy {
apply(total: number): number;
}
class PercentOff implements DiscountStrategy {
constructor(private percent: number) {}
apply(total: number) {
return Math.floor((total * (100 - this.percent)) / 100);
}
}
class Checkout {
constructor(private strategy: DiscountStrategy) {}
total(prices: number[]) {
return this.strategy.apply(prices.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0));
}
}
Test suite: 4 / 4 passed
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Design Patterns Matrix
Creational
How objects get created without hard-wiring concrete classes.
- SingletonConfig registry
- FactoryPayment providers
- BuilderQuery objects
- PrototypeDocument templates
Structural
How classes and objects compose into larger structures.
- AdapterLegacy APIs
- DecoratorStream wrappers
- FacadeCheckout flow
- ProxyLazy loading
Behavioral
How responsibilities and communication are distributed.
- ObserverEvent buses
- StrategyPricing rules
- CommandUndo stacks
- StateVending machines
Code that survives the follow-up question
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S
Single responsibilityOne reason to change.O
Open/closedExtend without editing.L
Liskov substitutionSubtypes keep the contract.I
Interface segregationSmall, focused interfaces.D
Dependency inversionDepend on abstractions.Ready to crack the LLD & machine coding interview?
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