Modularization and The Operation Handler Design Pattern

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Modularization and The Operation Handler Design Pattern

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The article Modularization throws light on the advantages of modular design and presents some guidelines to be followed to increase modularity of day to day work by prohibiting copy-pasting the code and increase code reuse from inheritance, composition and calling methods.

The second article presents a modularization problem and solves the problem by reusing the code in such a way that the applications of the code written are extensive and no copy-paste is required. It is very nice effort to evolve a general problem in form of a design pattern.

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