Basic Patterns

These are most common design patterns which are used in the aread of Object Oriented Programming Language.

Basic Patterns Classifications

Basic Patterns	Descriptions
Interface	Can be used to design a set of service provider classes that offer the same service so that a client object can use different classes of service provider objects in a seamless manner without having to alter the client implementation.
Abstract Parent Class	Useful for designing a framework for the consistent implementation of the functionality common to a set of related classes.
Private Methods	Provide a way of designing a class behavior so that external objects are not permitted to access the behavior that is meant only for the internal use.
Accessor Methods	Provide a way of accessing an objects state using specific methods. This approach discourages different client objects from directly accessing the attributes of an object, resulting in a more maintainable class structure.
Constant Data Manager	Useful for designing an easy to maintain, centralized repository for the constant data in an application.
Immutable Object	Used to ensure that the state of an object cannot be changed. May be used to ensure that the concurrent access to a data object by several client objects does not result in race conditions.
Monitor	A way of designing an application object so that it does not produce unpredictable results when more than one thread tries to access the object at the same time in a multithreaded environment.

Basic Patterns

Descriptions

Interface

Can be used to design a set of service provider classes that offer the same service so that a client object can use different classes of service provider objects in a seamless manner without having to alter the client implementation.

Abstract Parent Class

Useful for designing a framework for the consistent implementation of the functionality common to a set of related classes.

Private Methods

Provide a way of designing a class behavior so that external objects are not permitted to access the behavior that is meant only for the internal use.

Accessor Methods

Provide a way of accessing an objects state using specific methods. This approach discourages different client objects from directly accessing the attributes of an object, resulting in a more maintainable class structure.

Constant Data Manager

Useful for designing an easy to maintain, centralized repository for the constant data in an application.

Immutable Object

Used to ensure that the state of an object cannot be changed. May be used to ensure that the concurrent access to a data object by several client objects does not result in race conditions.

Monitor

A way of designing an application object so that it does not produce unpredictable results when more than one thread tries to access the object at the same time in a multithreaded environment.