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This PR adds a complete implementation of the Adapter Design Pattern in Java, illustrating how incompatible interfaces can work together seamlessly.
The example simulates a Media Player that supports multiple formats (mp3, mp4, and vlc) using an adapter to bridge the interface gap — a common real-world use case.
🔍 Key Highlights:
Implemented Adapter Pattern with MediaPlayer, AdvancedMediaPlayer, and MediaAdapter classes.
Demonstrates loose coupling and interface adaptation in Java.
Added a README.md with pattern explanation and execution steps.
Fully aligned with Gang of Four (GoF) design principles.
Verified code compilation and output locally.
🧩 Files Added:
AdapterDemo.java – Main demonstration code.
README.md – Explanation, UML diagram, and usage example.
🧠 Purpose:
Enhance the repository’s structural pattern examples and help beginners understand the Adapter pattern implementation during Hacktoberfest 2025 🎉
✅ Checklist:
Code compiles successfully
Follows existing repository structure
Added documentation and comments
Tested locally
Conforms to Hacktoberfest contribution guidelines
🏷️ Tags / Hashtags:
#Hacktoberfest2025 #OpenSource #DesignPatterns #AdapterPattern
#Java #CleanCode #GoF #SoftwareEngineering #ContributionsWelcome