Behavioral Design Patterns in C++ - Function Strategy - I

The video explores different implementations of the strategy design pattern, focusing on using functions instead of classes for simple algorithms. It discusses the Array class's print function, converting a project to a UI application, and implementing the strategy pattern with function wrappers and setter injection. The video also covers handling function calls and exceptions, and creating a function to display elements in a window.

What are the two types of strategies mentioned in the video?

Why is printing considered not a responsibility of the Array class?

How can the array class be modified to support both console and UI based applications?

What is the intent of the strategy design pattern as described in the video?

What approach is suggested for algorithms that are very simple and small?

What is the purpose of using a function wrapper in the array class?

What is the significance of using setter injection for the printer function?