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Wow! That's exactly the solution I independently chose, but this is my first time to ever use design patterns. &nbsp;Thanks for the confirmation.
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Wow! That's exactly the solution I independently chose, but this is my first time to ever use design patterns.  Thanks for the confirmation.

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I've got to test 32 different electronic products using data acquisition equipment, running various algorithms on them. The algorithms may vary per module, independently, at run time.<br />
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I also need to log results to a database.<br />
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Which of the 23 classic &quot;design patterns&quot; would be appropriate for this? <br />

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I've got to test 32 different electronic products using data acquisition equipment, running various algorithms on them. The algorithms may vary per module, independently, at run time.

I also need to log results to a database.

Which of the 23 classic "design patterns" would be appropriate for this? 


which &quot;design pattern&quot; for data acquisition in C#?

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which &quot;design pattern&quot; for data acquisition in C#?

which "design pattern" for data acquisition in C#?