The Composite Design Pattern: Work with Objects and Groups Uniformly
The Composite Design Pattern lets you treat individual objects and groups through the same interface, eliminating type checks and diverging logic.
The Composite Design Pattern lets you treat individual objects and groups through the same interface, eliminating type checks and diverging logic.
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