What are some examples of the Strategy pattern in C++ and Java?

Can you explain the Strategy pattern in C++ and Java?

Sure! The Strategy pattern is a behavioral design pattern that enables selecting an algorithm's behavior at runtime.

Can you provide a simple example of the Strategy pattern in C++?

Absolutely! In C++, you can define a Strategy interface and implement different strategies as classes. For instance, a sorting strategy could have classes like QuickSort and MergeSort.

What about an example in Java?

In Java, you can use interfaces as well. Create a SortStrategy interface and implement it with classes like BubbleSort and QuickSort. Then, you can switch strategies at runtime.

How do I choose which strategy to use?

You can choose a strategy based on user input, configuration settings, or performance metrics, allowing flexibility in your application.