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Mediator Design Pattern Overview
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- Purpose and Benefits
- Mediator Pattern reduces dependencies between tightly coupled objects
- All communication goes through a single mediator object
- Promotes loose coupling and easier code reuse
- Follows Single Responsibility and Open-Closed Principles
- Implementation Structure
- Mediator defines interface for Colleague objects to communicate
- Colleague class holds single reference to Mediator
- ConcreteMediator encapsulates interaction logic between Colleagues
- Colleague objects communicate only through Mediator
- Example Application
- Cooling system example shows direct coupling between Fan, PowerSupplier, and Button
- Mediator pattern separates components into single Mediator reference
- Changes to system only require modifying Mediator logic
- Pattern works well for loosely coupled, maintainable systems
- When to Use
- Suitable for systems with tightly coupled, hard-to-maintain objects
- Should not be used when system design is faulty
- Requires careful consideration before implementation