Chain Of Responsibility Design Pattern | Object Oriented Design Pattern | OOPS Programming

This algorithms is a low level design video for Employee offer Approval from an organization and it has used the concept of Chain of responsibility (COR) design pattern to solve the problem.
Chain of responsibility object oriented design pattern is helpful where ever we have a case, in which an object has 2 options:
1) solve the problem an return response
2) cannot solve problem to delegate the problem to other object of the chain which can.
Chain should be formed with object of similar type.
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[@ggsgetafaf1167]

thank you, I hope to have more video from you

[@teetanrobotics5363]

Amazing content. still waiting for the comparison video. (creational/structural/behavioral)

[@kunal4350]

Hey, big fan of your video.
Please continue making this videos of LLD please
Can you also make video on how to design correct tables with example, it will surely help people

[@TheTechGranth]

Do you mean table design for RDBMS?

[@kunal4350]

@@TheTechGranth yeah exactly . Like i was asked to design table for employee leave approval . Like for eg , employee can ask for pl,sick leave or any other leave. Depend on the leave type , manager will be ask for approval .Like for sick leave no approval needed.
and some employee like director dont need any approval for their leave.
was asked to design proper tables.
this table design problem will surely help many of your subscribers
thanks in advance

[@TheTechGranth]

@@kunal4350 it will be helpful if you can provide the question in details, I have anyways palnned for DB design of Zomato

[@bijeesraj007]

Excellent use case !

[@TheTechGranth]

Hope it was helpful. Do like and subscribe and share with your friends 🙂

[@bijeesraj007]

@@TheTechGranth is there a way to contact you (email?)

[@TheTechGranth]

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[@praful3186]

nice explanation

[@TheTechGranth]

Glad it was helpful 🙂 Do like and subscribe and share with your friends 🙂

[@ngneerin]

Naice. Thanks. Do you have one on strategy pattern?

[@TheTechGranth]

That's next up 🙂