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Polymorphism is about using objects of a type uniformly, regardless of their subtype.
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Advantages of strategy design pattern versus simple if-else
class for algorithm2 -----
class algorithm2Class implements algorithmsInterface{
public void doTheJob(commonParameter){
//long code for algorithm2
}
}
I understand we are able to use polymorphism … code for algorithm1
}
}
------ class for algorithm2 -----
class algorithm2Class{
public void doTheJob(commonParameter){
//long code for algorithm2
}
}
Without the use of interface (polymorphism …
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