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Which design pattern is not implemented in Java language?

 
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Hi,

In an interview I was asked that out of 23 design patterns, which one is not implemented in Java Language?

Any one have idea?

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Amit
 
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Well, what were the 23 design patterns?

You can program anything in Java, including any design pattern that you can come up with. The question is a bit strange.
 
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In my opinion, the best thing about design patterns is the common language -- by documenting common patterns, and giving them names, it help developers easily communicate. For example, when I say iterate, I am referring the iterate design pattern, and many developers knows exactly (or mostly) what I am talking about.

<rant>

In my opinion, the worst thing about design patterns, as with all things, elitism. While I don't mind the many new patterns being documented, I really hate the usage of the names, with the expectation that you are expected to know it. I really hate the expectation that you are expected to know a subtle detail, about something that is supposed to describe a "pattern".

Many of these "design pattern experts" may know their patterns, but they seem to have forgotten about what makes them popular.

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