Wednesday, 26 December 2018

Decorator Pattern

The decorator is a structural pattern, mainly used as handling legacy code. It allows a user to add or remove a functionality to an existing object in runtime. It works as a wrapper class that wraps an existing class and offers new functionality, and it may be removed afterward.




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