Design Patterns in Swift: State Pattern

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Design Patterns in Swift: State Pattern

If your objects can have multiple states, then you should consider implementing a state pattern. In this article we'll cover some theory on state pattern, and then we'll go over an example on how to implement it. Hopefully, by the end of the article, you'll be familiar with the state pattern.

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