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What is a Design Pattern?
| 1. | A design pattern refers to "an editable object or class that is mutually shared for solving general design problems in specific situations."
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| 2. | Well-designed object-oriented structures are those that contain many patterns. In software development, design patterns are put together as solution packages by expert designers to help other developers.
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| 3. | A design pattern is an abstraction of the main elements in a common design structure useful for making reusable object-oriented designs.
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| 4. | A design pattern identifies and defines roles for the classes and their instances participating in the pattern, defining relations and assigning responsibilities among them. |
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