Thanks for this! I needed this explanation badly. Too bad it's written in java. That's the language that almost made me quit. I read 4 different books starting out. They were at the library. But I have an understanding now how to implement in python. Thanks so much for this video.
Actually, no. Encapsulation is about bundling data and methods that operate on the data within a single unit, primarily focusing on security and integrity by restricting direct access. In contrast, the Facade pattern is specifically about simplifying a complex system by providing a unified interface, hiding the intricacies and implementation details from the client. While both concepts deal with managing complexity, their purposes and implementations are distinct
When I need to learn, or do recap, I always come to this channel. It's so well done! I glad I found it! :D
Man you have a talent! I like that you make the video's short and on target. Kudos to you for this and thank you! :)
Thank you infinitely for the explanation ☺️
Very good explaination
Glad you liked it :)
Nice video
Fun fact: facade pronunciation is exactly the pronunciation of the word "فساد" in Arabic
Which means corruption 🙃
i noticed that so 😆😆😆😆 .
Does a business rules engine qualify as a form of façade pattern?
geat .. awesome thaaaaaanx
Thanks for this! I needed this explanation badly. Too bad it's written in java. That's the language that almost made me quit. I read 4 different books starting out. They were at the library. But I have an understanding now how to implement in python. Thanks so much for this video.
Glad it helped!
I don't like java either but it's the best language to learn OOP, all UML stuff is basically named the same as java concepts.
only 7 comments? very good vids though!
Really think nearly all @Service class in Java is actually Facade
isn't this just our old friend encapsulation?
Actually, no. Encapsulation is about bundling data and methods that operate on the data within a single unit, primarily focusing on security and integrity by restricting direct access. In contrast, the Facade pattern is specifically about simplifying a complex system by providing a unified interface, hiding the intricacies and implementation details from the client. While both concepts deal with managing complexity, their purposes and implementations are distinct
@@webpulseifyBrother this is just abstracting complexity under a method call.
OOPs version of a function lol.