Understanding Builder Patterns from Scratch | Low Level Design | OOPS | Design Pattern | Java 

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I understand you are busy , but can we know when this series will continued

We need to add new attribute both to dog & builder class and create setter & getter of new attribute in builder class

@@girunalaspurthinaveli3121 Yeah but won't it violate the open closed principle

1. I think it should be fine. One use case which I can currently think of is while writing unit test cases when you want to test a particular functionality and don't want your object to be populated by data , irrelevant to the test case. 2. you can use default parameters. I think it's there in java as well using ellipsis. But still you have to enforce the client to remember the order. And it is also not backward compatible as I mentioned. To top it all off , it doesnt help in code readability when , you pass so many parameters inside the constructor. 3. Multiple inheritance is not supported in java. Hope I was able to clarify your doubts

​@@rite2riddhifor the second question:- there is a concept called named argument by which u can pass the argument in any order into a function, so basically if a constructor has a default parameter value then we can achieve all possible combinations of constructor by using name argument.

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@@rite2riddhi Ohkay bhaiya. Thanks for quick response.

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@@rite2riddhi thanks sir

I know , it helps in getters and setters. But don't want to confuse people with it and keep things simple. Thanks for the suggestion though