Adapter Design Pattern | System Design Media player | Object Oriented Programming

System design with Decorator Design pattern is a common design pattern where we need to make 2 interface work together which ideally are not compatible with each other. This video is a low level system design of a media player which follows object oriented programming, design principles.
Here I have explained how you can use Adapter Design Patterns to implement a system which initially supports only mp3 format to support advanced formats as well.
Tutorial is a hands on implementation of design pattern implementation of Adapter design pattern.
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[@billionair_dreamz]

Gone through all of your system design videos. Find them very very helpful for system design interviews. Thanks a lot for helping 😊

[@TheTechGranth]

Glad it was helpful. Do like and subscribe and share with your friends :)

[@wrushasendakhane2280]

In MediaPlayerImpl, we could use Factory pattern to give us MediaPlayer object based on the format. Single Responsibility principle violated.

[@TheTechGranth]

That is the one :)

[@DSAShots]

Liskov substitution principal was voided

[@vineethareddy5434]

There are no sub-classes involved here, can you please elaborate?

[@ngneerin]

Looking forward to it

[@TheTechGranth]

Hope it was helpful!!!

[@ngneerin]

@@TheTechGranth it is helpful. Thanks. Looking forward to more and even better videos. I'm glad unlike the most, you are not picking up petty superficial topics

[@TheTechGranth]

@@ngneerin thanks, do share with your friends and like and subscribe, that motivates 🙂

[@ngneerin]

@@TheTechGranth subscribed already. I will share with friends

[@aditikaushik68]

You repeated the DRY principle and you could have used strategy design pattern in a better way…answers to your question

[@aditikaushik68]

Looks like I am wrong. DRY did get violated though, one line of code could have been outside the if-else block, instead of duplication

[@aditikaushik68]

I really struggle a lot with choosing the right design pattern and approaching LLD problems, how do I change that?