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==Problem Definition== | |||
Shopper pattern. The idea of a "shopping cart" is ubiquitous in e-commerce. This idea lends itself to abstraction in the form of a Shopper pattern. Find examples and descriptions that are suitable for teaching this pattern, if possible, including some non-obvious applications. Write up your findings in the form of a narrative. | |||
===Introduction=== | |||
The main purpose of '''Shopper Pattern''' is to provide as a means to assist people or consumers to obtain a collection of items from a set of shops or the providers. And the goal is achieved without introducing coupling between the consumer and the provider. | |||
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Problem Definition
Shopper pattern. The idea of a "shopping cart" is ubiquitous in e-commerce. This idea lends itself to abstraction in the form of a Shopper pattern. Find examples and descriptions that are suitable for teaching this pattern, if possible, including some non-obvious applications. Write up your findings in the form of a narrative.
Introduction
The main purpose of Shopper Pattern is to provide as a means to assist people or consumers to obtain a collection of items from a set of shops or the providers. And the goal is achieved without introducing coupling between the consumer and the provider.