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Sometimes, objects just don't fit together as they should. A class may have changed, or an object turns out to be just too difficult to work with. At such times, adapter design pattern comes to the rescue. Adapter pattern lets you adapt what an object or class has to offer so that another object or class can make use of it. It also helps when classes can't work together because of incompatible interfaces. | Sometimes, objects just don't fit together as they should. A class may have changed, or an object turns out to be just too difficult to work with. At such times, adapter design pattern comes to the rescue. Adapter pattern lets you adapt what an object or class has to offer so that another object or class can make use of it. It also helps when classes can't work together because of incompatible interfaces. | ||
[[File:AdapterPatternForWiki.jpg|A real world example for the Adapter Pattern]] | |||
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Adapter Pattern, a directory of sites
This wiki page provides a directory of sites for Adapter Design Pattern that will help readers to know what each website contains, why should readers refer one website over another and a list of examples that readers can look up to understand the Adapter Pattern.
Introduction
Sometimes, objects just don't fit together as they should. A class may have changed, or an object turns out to be just too difficult to work with. At such times, adapter design pattern comes to the rescue. Adapter pattern lets you adapt what an object or class has to offer so that another object or class can make use of it. It also helps when classes can't work together because of incompatible interfaces.
