/*
* The role of the decorator pattern is to add the state and behavior to an object dynamically.
* The object does not know that it is being decorated therefore it is useful pattern for evolving systems.
* You pass the object to an instance of another class that the other class extends it (decorates it).
* So the original object being passed passes the open/closed principle, where it is extended but not modified.
* This is why this pattern is so popular.
* This example was taken from http://www.dotnetforall.com/c-decorator-pattern/ a more realistic example can
* be found at https://assist-software.net/blog/implementation-decorator-pattern-c
*/
public static void launchExample()
{
ICar traditionalCar = new Car();
traditionalCar.Drive();
traditionalCar.Brake();
//Pass the car object into the decorator
SuperCar superCar = new SuperCar(traditionalCar);
superCar.Drive();
superCar.Music();
superCar.Brake();
Console.Read();
}
