As we have so many design patterns in java, like wise do we have any in c++.Or can we use the same sort of patterns in c++.
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As we have so many design patterns in java, like wise do we have any in c++.Or can we use the same sort of patterns in c++.
The original book on Design patterns (Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software by the Gang of Four) predates Java. The examples in there are in C++ and Smalltalk.
Design patterns are applicable to many object-oriented programming languages; maybe it’s just that in Java they are usually so ubiquitous that you need them to solve anything non-trivial.
However, some design patterns are solved by language features (you don’t need to explicitly implement an Observer Pattern in C#, for example). Others aren’t even applicable to Java, as they need multiple class inheritance.