C# Design Patterns: The Strategy Pattern

Kenji Elzerman

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20 Apr 2023CPOL8 min read

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Learn how to use the strategy pattern in C# to create flexible and reusable code. Replace if-statements and simplify your code with this design pattern.

Developers love patterns. There are many patterns we can use or follow. A few well-known patterns are the decorator pattern, observer pattern, and builder pattern. There are many more and each has its own pros and cons. This time, I want to show you the strategy pattern in C#. This idea is to easily switch between algorithms without changing the code’s logic. One of the best benefits of using this pattern is wiping away large if-statements.

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Kenji Elzerman

Software Developer (Senior) Kens Learning Curve

Netherlands

I am a C# developer for over 20 years. I worked on many different projects, different companies, and different techniques. I was a C# teacher for people diagnosed with ADHD and/or autism. Here I have set up a complete training for them to learn programming with C#, basic cloud actions, and architecture. The goal was to help them to learn developing software with C#. But the mission was to help them find a job suitable to their needs.

Now I am enjoying the freedom of traveling the world. Learning new ways to teach and bring information to people through the internet.

C# Design Patterns: The Strategy Pattern

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