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Textbook in PDF format Discover a focused and practical introduction to creational design patterns in Java. This book is designed to help busy Java developers quickly understand the importance of high-quality software design, showing how creational patterns contribute to building flexible, maintainable, and scalable applications. You will explore five key patterns: Simple Factory, Factory Method, Singleton, Builder, and Prototype—along with an insightful discussion on Dependency Injection. Each pattern is explained with real-world scenarios, practical examples, and complete Java implementations using the latest language version. It also includes Q&A sessions throughout the book to help reinforce understanding and prepare you for technical interviews. This pocket guide is concise and beginner-friendly. It offers a modern approach for busy Java developers seeking to master creational design patterns without feeling overwhelmed. What You Will Learn: Understand the core concepts and benefits of design patterns. Explore real-world applications of creational design patterns. Implement each pattern hands-on using the latest version of Java. Compare traditional patterns with their alternatives, analyzing pros and cons. Prepare for technical interviews through interactive Q&A sessions. Prerequisite Knowledge: I expect you to be familiar with Java and how to compile or run a Java application. In short, the target readers of this book are those who have an idea about the pure object-oriented concepts like polymorphism, inheritance, abstraction, and encapsulation. While implementing the patterns, I want you to make the most out of Java by harnessing the power of both object-oriented programming (OOP) and functional programming (FP). Who This Book is for: Java developers with OOP experience who are new to design patterns and want to strengthen their software design skills. You can read this book if the answer is “yes” to the following questions: • Are you familiar with Java and basic object-oriented concepts like polymorphism, inheritance, abstraction, and encapsulation? • Do you know how to set up your coding environment? • Do you want to explore the creational design patterns in Java step-by-step? You probably shouldn’t read this book if the answer is “yes” to any of the following questions: • While writing this book, I used Eclipse IDE in a Windows 11 environment. Are you not comfortable exploring the patterns using this setup? • “I am already confident about GoF design patterns and other patterns that you mentioned earlier. I am searching for other patterns.” Is this statement true for you? Contents: Introduction Acknowledgments About the Author About the Technical Reviewer The Factory Pattern Singleton Pattern Builder Pattern Prototype Pattern Dependency Injection Pattern Appendix A: Exploring Pattern Enhancements Appendix B: What’s Next? Books Other Resources Final Note Appendix C: Other Books by the Author
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