Structural Design Patterns - Quiz
Structural Design Patterns Quiz
19 quizzes
Which structural pattern enables objects with incompatible interfaces to work together by introducing a wrapper?
What is the main purpose of the Facade pattern in software design?
When using the Decorator pattern, what is the main advantage over subclassing?
Within a tree-like structure, which pattern lets clients treat both single objects and composites uniformly via a shared interface?
A proxy object might be used for which of the following reasons?
What is the main benefit of separating an abstraction from its implementation as done in the Bridge pattern?
The Flyweight pattern is best applied when:
In the context of the Adapter pattern, what is the 'target interface'?
When should you consider using the Composite pattern in your design?
Which pattern can help reduce complex client code by hiding subsystem details?
Decorators and Proxies both involve wrapping objects, but what distinguishes a Decorator?
In the Bridge pattern, what is the relationship between abstraction and implementation hierarchies?
Match each structural pattern to its primary motivation.
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Match the pattern to its real-world analogy.
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Match the pattern to the benefit it provides.
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Match the use case to the most suitable structural pattern.
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Order the steps to implement the Adapter pattern when integrating a third-party library.
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Order the steps for applying the Facade pattern to simplify complex deployment tasks.
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Order the steps to implement the Flyweight pattern for optimizing a text rendering system.
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