# Design Patterns
Design patterns are solutions to recurring problems; guidelines on how to tackle certain problems.
I have included implementations of some design patterns in C# to help beginners like me get their feet wet.
There are better alternatives available for some of them in the .NET Framework, so this is by no means a comprehensive tutorial.

Any comments and suggestions are welcome. If you want to add a new design pattern implementation, just follow the naming convention, fork my repo and submit a pull request. Same goes for any improvements and modifications.

## Types of Design Patterns
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There are three kinds of Design Patterns:

* Creational
* Structural
* Behavioral

## List of Design Pattern Implementations
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* [Adapter](/AdapterPattern)
* [Bridge](/BridgePattern)
* [Command](/CommandPattern)
* [Composite](/CompositePattern)
* [Decorator](/DecoratorPattern)
* [Facade](/FacadePattern)
* [Factory](/FactoryPattern)
* [Flyweight](/FlyweightPattern)
* [Iterator](/IteratorPattern)
* [Observer](/ObserverPattern)
* [Singleton](/SingletonPattern)
* [State](/StatePattern)
* [Strategy](/StrategyPattern)
* [Template](/TemplatePattern)
* [Visitor](/VisitorPattern)
* [Mediator](/MediatorPattern)
* [Proxy](/ProxyPattern)