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A strategy design pattern is a design pattern where it is not known ahead of time what algorithms will need to be run on whatever data may be coming into the system.<br />
All the algorithms that may need to be used are compiled into the program and then the characteristics of the data or the users choices determine which algorithm should run.<br />

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A strategy design pattern is a design pattern where it is not known ahead of time what algorithms will need to be run on whatever data may be coming into the system.
All the algorithms that may need to be used are compiled into the program and then the characteristics of the data or the users choices determine which algorithm should run.


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Hi,<br />
<br />
Can you please explain to me in simple words:<br />
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What is Strategy Design Pattern ?<br />
Why it is needed ?<br />
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Please do NOT provide me links / articles.<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi,

Can you please explain to me in simple words:

What is Strategy Design Pattern ?
Why it is needed ?

Please do NOT provide me links / articles.

Thanks

Strategy Design Pattern - What it is ? Why it is needed ? - C#

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Programming Theory

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