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Bridge Pattern

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The bridge pattern is a design pattern used in software engineering that allows an abstract class to be decoupled from its implementation so that the two can vary independently.

Key Features

  • Decouples abstraction from implementation
  • Allows for multiple implementations of an interface
  • Improves code reusability and flexibility

Pros

  • Promotes code flexibility and extensibility
  • Simplifies code maintenance and updates
  • Facilitates easier unit testing

Cons

  • May introduce additional complexity in smaller projects
  • Requires a good understanding of design patterns

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