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Generally FileReaders are wrapped into BufferedReaders for performance and so
what is the design pattern they implement

This is the question asked in GE
 
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Wrapper?
 
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Originally posted by Niranjan Prasad:

This is the question asked in GE



What is GE?
 
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I guess might be the decorator pattern...

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Plse answer my previous question?
 
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Vijaishanker bala already answered it.
 
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Originally posted by Niranjan Prasad:
Plse answer my previous question?



I will if you answer mine. What is "GE"?
 
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What is "GE"?



General Electric.....Hope so
 
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Java IO APIs are typical examples for Decorator pattern.

Decorators are often used when subclassing requires a large number of subclasses to support every possible combination needed – so many that subclassing becomes impractical. The Java IO library requires many different combinations of features which is why the decorator pattern is a good approach.



GE must be General Electric. This is a big American MNC

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Originally posted by vidya sagar:


General Electric.....Hope so



Then what was the relevance of writing in the original post "This is the question asked in GE"? I thought whatever "GE" is, it may be some radical form of Design Patterns.

According to Wikipedia's disambiguation page Ge or GE may stand for:

* Ge (Cyrillic) ( Г, г ), a letter of the Cyrillic alphabet
* Ge with upturn ( Ґ, ґ ), a letter of the Ukrainian alphabet
* Gaia (mythology), a short name for
* Ge (or Je) - indigenous Brazilian tribes or the Ge languages associated with them
* Dagger-axe (ge), a type of ancient Chinese weapon
* Germanium (Ge), a chemical element
* Georgia (country): ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code
* Canton of Geneva, Switzerland
* Genetic engineering (g.e.)
* General Electric (GE)
* Nikolai Ge (1831�1894), a Russian painter
* Gigabit Ethernet, a networking technology
* TransAsia Airways IATA code
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It is GE(GeneralElectricals) Software Company
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hi Jeff

cool man cool

hi Niranjan

Try to avoid (GE)these type of words ina forum,because this is viewed by viewers in all over the world.If that type of word is a java term then all can grasp.
 
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I'm stilling trying to figure out how the statement "This is the question asked in GE" was relevant to the question. Does the General have his own set of Design Patterns?
 
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I'm stilling trying to figure out how the statement "This is the question asked in GE" was relevant to the question. Does the General have his own set of Design Patterns?





I guess, probably.. it was asked in the interview.


This is the question asked in GE



That was just a piece of information, which was not relevant here.

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