4. Behavioral Patterns

Behavioral Patterns are a category of design patterns that define how objects and classes interact and communicate with each other. These patterns focus on improving the communication between objects, making it more flexible, efficient, and maintainable.

Some common Behavioral Patterns include:

4.1. Chain of Responsibility
4.2. Command
4.3. Interpreter
4.4. Iterator
4.5. Mediator
4.6. Memento
4.7. Observer
4.8. State
4.9. Strategy
4.10. Template Method
4.11. Visitor

Each of these patterns addresses a different aspect of object communication and interaction, providing solutions for common challenges in software design. By understanding and applying these patterns, you can improve the structure and organization of your code, making it more robust and maintainable.

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