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State-ofthe-art Design Pattern Approaches — An Overview

Design patterns are considered as means to capture and communicate already proven and matured object-oriented design so that building reusable object-oriented software does not always have to start from scratch. There exists no standardization of the term design pattern in the realm of object-oriented software development. This paper makes an effort to define this vague term by giving an overview of relevant state-of-the-art approaches.

Wolfgang Pree

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