Presentation-Abstraction-Control pattern
Description:
The Presentation-Abstraction-Control (PAC) is a design pattern used in software architecture that focuses on the separation of concerns into three interconnected components:
- Presentation: Manages the user interface and user interactions.
- Abstraction: Encapsulates the business logic and data management.
- Control: Mediates the interaction between the presentation and abstraction layers.
Main Elements of the Pattern:
- Presentation: Handles the graphical or textual representation of the application and the user inputs.
- Abstraction: Contains the core functionality and business logic.
- Control: Acts as an intermediary, coordinating the flow of data and commands between the presentation and abstraction layers.
References:
Acceptance Criteria:
- Implement a basic example of the PAC design pattern with clear separation between Presentation, Abstraction, and Control components.
- Ensure the code follows the project contribution guidelines as outlined in the Java Design Patterns Wiki.
- Provide comprehensive documentation and unit tests for the implemented pattern, demonstrating its functionality and interactions between components.
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Ok, assigned to you @Linly1080
Sorry, I have no time work on it now.