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A design pattern is a general reusable solution to a commonly occurring problem in software design.
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PaypalCheckout object is composed of PaypalQuery objects. Hide PaypalQuery objects to users ...
I have a PaypalCheckout object that handles the checkout process: from initiating API calls, to providing an interface for front-end code (e.g. View/Controller).
The PaypalCheckout object handles: ga …
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The granularity level to repeat code: should downloading, unzipping etc. be handled by separ...
May I remind you to assess conformance with the SOLID principles.
Also, bear in mind the idea that "Good enough really does mean good enough". If extra abstractions aren't necessary, then don't do it …
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