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Layer Supertype pattern
Description:
The Layer Supertype design pattern is used to provide a common base class for all objects in a particular layer. This pattern simplifies code maintenance and enforces consistency across similar objects. By implementing a layer supertype, we can centralize common behaviors and properties, reduce code duplication, and facilitate easier modifications and extensions in the future.
Main elements of the pattern:
- Layer Supertype: A common abstract base class or interface that provides shared methods and properties for all classes in the same layer.
- Inheritance: Concrete classes inherit from the layer supertype to gain common functionality.
- Separation of Concerns: This pattern helps in maintaining a clear separation between different layers of the application, making the code more modular and easier to manage.
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Acceptance Criteria:
- Create an abstract base class or interface for the chosen layer (e.g., Service Layer, DAO Layer) that includes common properties and methods.
- Refactor existing classes in the chosen layer to inherit from the new layer supertype, ensuring they implement or utilize the common functionality.
- Update documentation and examples to demonstrate the use and benefits of the Layer Supertype pattern in the project.
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