Adapter Pattern
Explore the Adapter pattern which enables incompatible software classes to work together by converting interfaces. Understand how to apply object composition to adapt existing classes to new interfaces without rewriting code, using practical Java examples and relatable analogies.
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What is it ?
When two heads of states who don't speak a common language meet, usually a language interpreter sits between the two and translates the conversation, thus enabling communication. The Adapter pattern is similar in that it sits between two incompatible classes that otherwise can't work with eachother and lets them work together. Another example to consider is when one buys electronics from USA and tries to use them in India. The two countries have different power voltages being distributed to consumers and using an electronic appliance from one country in ...