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Design Pattern

Design Patterns are mid-level abstractions that
generally focus on the interaction among various
components or objects

Architectural Patterns are abstracted another level up
from design patterns, and often focus on integration
of component tiers

1. Design Patterns
   
   1. Creational Patterns
      
      1. AbstractFactory
         Example
         
      2. Builder
         Example
         
      3. factory
         Example
         
      4. Prototype
         Example
         
      5. Singleton
         Example
         
      6. Composite
         Example
         
      
      
   2. Patterns for Organization of Work
      
      1. observer
         
      2. Chain of Responsibility
         Example
         
      3. Mediator
         Example
         
      
      
   3. Access Control Patterns
      
      1. Proxy
         Example
         
      2. 
         facade
         
      3. Iterator
         
      
      
   4. Service Variation Patterns
      
      1. Bridge
         Example
         
      2. State
         Example
         
      3. Strategy
         
      4. Template
         
         
      
      
   5. Service Extension Patterns
      
      1. Decorator
         Example
         
      2. visitor
         Example
         
      
      
   6. Object Management Patterns
      
      1. Command
         
      2. memento
         Example
         
      3. 
         flyweight
         Example
         
      4. Interperter
         Example
         
         
      
      
   7. Adaptation Patterns
      
      1. Adapter
         Example
         
      
      
   8. Communication Patterns
      
      1. Forwarder-Receiver
         
      2. Client-Dispatcher-Server
         
      
      
   
   
2. Architectural Patterns
   
   1. Structural Patterns
      
      1. Layers
         
      2. Pipes and Filters
         
      3. Blackboard Architecture
         
      
      
   2. Patterns for Distribution
      
      1. Broker
         
      2. Message Queues
         
      
      
   3. Patterns for Interactive Systems
      
      1. Model-
         View-Architecture (borderline)
         Example
         
         
      2. Presentation-Abstraction-Control
         
      
      
   4. Adaptable Systems
      
      1. Microkernel
         and Reflection
         
      2. Reflection
         
      
      
   5. Frameworks and Patterns
      
      1. Idea of frameworks
         
      2. Patterns for flexibility
         
      3. Achieving benefits of frameworks
         
      4. Failures of frameworks
         
      
      
   6. Analysis Patterns
      
      1. Reuse of models
         
      2. Achieving generality