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[Autogenerated] Hi, everyone. My name is

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Steve Smith, a k a r Dallas and welcome to

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my course C Sharp designed patterns

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adapter. I'm an experienced dot net

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developer, architect and trainer. My on

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site workshops and plural psych courses

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have helped thousands of developers and

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teams right. Better code faster. You'll

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find me online under the name. Our Dallas

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designed patterns have fascinated me for

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years. They're like individual tools you

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can add to your tool kit. As a software

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developer, they don't take long to

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introduce, but they can take a lot of

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practice to master. In this course, we're

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going to explore the adapter design

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pattern, one of my favorites for its

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overall usefulness. Some of the major

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topics that we will cover include what

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problem is the adapter pattern meant to

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solve what software designed principles

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apply to this pattern? How can you apply

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this pattern to re factor and improve your

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existing coat and what other design

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patterns are similar to or frequently used

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with the adapter pattern? By the end of

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this course, you'll be able to recognize

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situations where the adapter pattern makes

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sense and you'll be able to apply it to

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your code with confidence. I hope you'll

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join me and learning about the adapter

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design pattern for C Sharp, and I hope

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you'll continue exploring other design patterns as well here on plural site.

