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I'm glad we got the chance to get hands
on experience with this powerful pattern.

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You will see it in use all over the place,
especially now that you've seen it,

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both in its Java standard form and its
looser interpretations of the same idea.

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I hope that seeing these different
approaches helped drive home the fact

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that these patterns are in fact
suggestions, much like a recipe.

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There's a defined, drawn out approach.

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However, there are many different ways of

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implementing patterns to
achieve the same goal.

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And that goal is to help provide
the loose coupling that we saw.

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That loose coupling is the lack of
knowledge between the observers

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themselves, and the object that is being
observed, the subject or the observable.

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I hope you felt how extensible your
code got by employing this pattern and

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are starting to see your spidey
sense tingle when it should be used.

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I'm very interested in your feedback
on what you thought of this approach to

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exploring patterns.

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If you'd like to see more like this,

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I will be observing
the reviews on these videos.

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Please check the teacher's notes on how
to request more specific patterns and

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how to make your voice
heard on what you and

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your fellow students would
like to see us cover.

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Until next time, thanks so much for
hanging out, and we'll see you real soon.