Behavioral Design Patterns in C++ - Spreadsheet Application - IV

The video tutorial discusses the implementation of the strategy design pattern to address issues with the current export function in a data model class. The strategy pattern allows for different algorithm variants to be encapsulated and made interchangeable, solving problems related to the Open Closed principle. The tutorial demonstrates creating a CSV format class to handle data export and highlights the importance of programming to an interface to avoid tight coupling, adhering to the Dependency Inversion principle.

What is the intent of implementing the strategy design pattern?

How does the strategy design pattern help in managing algorithms within a class?

What problems arise from using conditional statements for exporting data in different formats?

Explain the significance of the Open Closed principle in the context of the strategy design pattern.

What is the Dependency Inversion principle and how does it relate to the data model and CSV format?

Why is it important for the data model to program to an interface rather than a concrete implementation?

What steps should be taken to create a base class for the strategy design pattern implementation?