Simplest Decorator Design Pattern in C#

Watch and learn a very simple code example about how to implement the Decorator Design Pattern in the C# programming language.

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[jtjnash]

I looked at several explanations before watching this. Yours finally made it simple and easy to understand. Thank you.

[hocahaenyi]

Great video!!

It may help that we reuse the variable "pizza" and keep re-assigning it to each decorator instance. It makes it clearer that "one thing" is being transformed through decorations.

IPizza pizza = new Pizza();
pizza = new CheeseDecorator(pizza);
pizza = new TomatoDecorator(pizza);
pizza = new OnionDecorator(pizza);

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[deepdarkguzka]

It's very simple explanation, but also it's so useful, thanks for explanation!

[IAmESG]

Amazing video, would love to see more, though I suggest that you add a UML diagram in the future.

[AriLetsPlays]

Thanks for making this easier to understand!

[cityrunner-xx]

Finally Eminem explained it very well. Thanks alot.

[nandinik]

This video gave the clear picture. Referring many sites didnt help me. Thanks a lot... Could you also provide videos on designing any architecture

[charlesopuoro]

Great Job. Thank you for this Charitable Endeavour.

[Oluciaano]

the video was very good, it dealt with in a simple way, I missed UnitTest and how to do the injection depedency

could you include these steps in the next videos?

example using FluentAssertion.

[krinx]

Can I also re use the variable "pizza" instead of creating new variables with differenet names and passing them? So that I can only have one instance of pizza being upgraded until It got passed through all decorators?

[alreadytakenindeed]

Great and very clean video, thank you!

[ahmedm_seada]

thank you so much for this simple explanation.

[williamedstrom]

The simplicity is great for comprehension, but one question I still have is how to handle other methods not explicitly extended by the decorator.

[nascimentoalexandre]

Man, you nailed it. If you can made me understand this, you're good at explanation! lol

[Myrelaxedlife]

That's pretty good. Thanks for the explanation.

[applicationtest]

Best explanation ! I've never had before Thanks so much

[澳贼]

nice and clean code, clear explanation. thanks.

[MrMattberry]

Great video, I prefer the builder pattern

[vernonvandermerwe]

This was an amazing example, Thank you so much man!!!!

[Chiramisudo]

What if I want to bundle that functionality into an Attribute so it's as simple as applying an Attribute to a Method and getting the functionality added?