Behavioral Design Patterns in C++ - Static Strategy

The video tutorial explains the differences between dynamic and static strategies in programming. Dynamic strategies rely on polymorphism and can be changed at runtime, while static strategies use templates and are determined at compile time. The tutorial demonstrates modifying an Array class to use a static strategy, highlighting its performance benefits due to compile-time resolution. It also compares the assembly code generated for both strategies, showing why static strategies are faster. The video concludes with a comparison of the advantages and limitations of each strategy type.

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