Chain of Responsibility Design Pattern: Introduction and Overview

In the world of software design patterns, the Chain of Responsibility pattern stands as a fundamental building block for creating flexible and reusable code. This pattern allows a chain of objects to process a request, with each object in the chain having the ability to either handle the request or pass it on to the next object.

In our upcoming video on "Chain of Responsibility Design Pattern - Introduction," we delve into the core concepts of this pattern. We start by explaining the problem it solves and its basic structure. You'll learn how it promotes loose coupling between objects and enhances the scalability of your codebase.

We'll discuss real-world scenarios where the Chain of Responsibility pattern shines, such as handling user authentication, logging, or processing tasks in a distributed system. By the end of the video, you'll have a solid understanding of how this pattern works and when to apply it in your own projects.

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Chain of Responsibility Design Pattern: Introduction and Overview

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[mohammedsardar]

Hello Ram. Is it necessary to pass request from Receiver 1 to Receiver 2 or can be to any like Receiver 1 to 3 or 4. Is it only series of operations in sequential manner. Please clarify. Thanks

[mohammedsardar]

Very well explained Ram. Thanks a lot. I became big fan of your videos and explanation. Thanks for giving such very nice videos.

[akhileshdixit]

Very nice video. It would be better if you may add functionality of setting individual rs amount (100/50 etc) in ATM and based on amount present in ATM allow user to dispatch amount from ATM. e.g. It is not necessary that ATM may have always 100 Rs note.
But overall i really like your videos and thanks for sharing it :-)

[jalaj]

to the point explained..thanks for taking the pain, it's really worth.

[SANDHYALALKUMARSANDY]

Thanks for uploading such videos. Awsome. It's very useful.

[shraddhapande]

Sir, your videos are very useful..well explained!

[noorsyed]

Plz upload architectural patterns PLZ...