Design Patterns - Builder - 04

This is the fourth video in the design pattern series!
I hope you guys like it, I'm explaining a very useful pattern that I personally use in my code a lot when facing complex initialization of objects, the great Builder Pattern.
If you struggle in creating objects and each object requires loads of parameters in the constructor then this is the right pattern.
Here is a link to my GitHub repo that will include all the patterns in code, feel free to contribute: github.com/amr...
Leave a comment if you have a note or you want a specific pattern next time
I recommend that you guys check this website for learning about Design Patterns: refactoring.guru/
Also, I use Head First Design Patterns book to learn more about such patterns: www.amazon.com...
Check out my previous video about the Strategy Pattern here: • Design Patterns - Stra...

[@eslammostafa2847]

Your explanation is superb and so neat 💪🏾 Keep up the good work

[@AhmedYasser-iw9cl]

Keep up the good work SEKABBB!!😍

[@amrhaggag2629]

Great explanation, this channel deserve much much more.. Keep going sir

[@omniaayman2046]

very nice videos,.. Keep it up

[@ahmed-taher]

You make it very clear. Nice

[@lordadamson]

Great explanation bas I think you know what I think about this one :D A simple constructor that gives attributes default values and then you modify the ones that you need is what I'd do. struct House { ... }; struct House house_make(); // makes a house with default values struct House house_make_rich_people(); struct House house_make_poor_people(); ---------------- struct House myhouse = house_make(); myhouse.rooms = 5; struct House fancy = house_make_rich_people(); struct House sha7at = house_make_poor_people(); So yeah builder/factory is unnecessary complexity imho

[@ahmedkhaled6791]

Nice ❤

[@King_TutanKhamun1]

nice video keep going =D