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01: Can you design classes & interfaces using OO?

Q1. How would you go about designing a “farm animals” application where animals like cow, pig, horse, etc move from a barn to pasture, a stable to paddock, etc? The solution …


02: Scenarios based Java OO concepts & GoF design patterns – naive Template Method pattern

Extends Can you design classes & interfaces using OO?. Only experience, and asking the right questions can teach you what design pattern to use, in which scenario.

Scenario: A company …


03: Scenarios based Java OO concepts & GoF design patterns – Strategy Pattern

The following post improves on the design flaws listed in the previous post entitled 02: Scenarios based Java OO design & GoF design patterns – naive Template Method pattern. Scenario: A …


Class invariant & designing by contract

Q1. What is a class invariant? A1. Class invariant is — what must be true about each instance of a class? If an invariant fails then there could be a bug …


How would you go about designing with UML diagrams

This extends 12 UML Interview Questions & Answers. Q1. How would you go about designing a system as described below? A barn that contains animals such as cows and horses. A …


Part 1: Badly designed Java classes & interfaces

4 Part practical design concept series Part 1: Abstraction | Part 2: Single Responsibility Principle | Part 3: Open Close Principle | Part 4: Dependency Inversion Principle. Q. Can you review …


Part 2: Badly designed classes & interfaces

4 Part practical design concept series Part 1: Abstraction | Part 2: Single Responsibility Principle | Part 3: Open Close Principle | Part 4: Dependency Inversion Principle. Q. What is wrong …


Part 3: Badly designed classes & interface

4 Part practical design concept series Part 1: Abstraction | Part 2: Single Responsibility Principle | Part 3: Open Close Principle | Part 4: Dependency Inversion Principle. Q. What is wrong …


Part 4: Badly designed classes & interfaces

4 Part practical design concept series Part 1: Abstraction | Part 2: Single Responsibility Principle | Part 3: Open Close Principle | Part 4: Dependency Inversion Principle. Q. What is wrong …


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