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Program 3

The document outlines a Java implementation of the Builder design pattern to create complex objects, specifically a House. It includes a House class with various attributes, a HouseBuilder interface, and two concrete builders for wooden and brick houses. A CivilEngineer class is used to construct the houses using the specified builder, demonstrating the flexibility of creating different house types.

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Program 3

The document outlines a Java implementation of the Builder design pattern to create complex objects, specifically a House. It includes a House class with various attributes, a HouseBuilder interface, and two concrete builders for wooden and brick houses. A CivilEngineer class is used to construct the houses using the specified builder, demonstrating the flexibility of creating different house types.

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Program3.

Design and implement a complex object like a House using a step-by-step Builder

pattern, allowing different representations of the house (wooden, brick, etc.).

public class Main {

// Product class

static class House {

private String foundation;

private String structure;

private String roof;

private String interior;

public void setFoundation(String foundation) {

[Link] = foundation;

public void setStructure(String structure) {

[Link] = structure;

public void setRoof(String roof) {

[Link] = roof;

public void setInterior(String interior) {

[Link] = interior;

}
public void showHouse() {

[Link]("House built with:");

[Link]("Foundation: " + foundation);

[Link]("Structure : " + structure);

[Link]("Roof : " + roof);

[Link]("Interior : " + interior);

[Link]("---------------------------------");

// Builder interface

interface HouseBuilder {

void buildFoundation();

void buildStructure();

void buildRoof();

void buildInterior();

House getHouse();

// Concrete Builder for Wooden House

static class WoodenHouseBuilder implements HouseBuilder {

private House house;

public WoodenHouseBuilder() {

[Link] = new House();

}
public void buildFoundation() {

[Link]("Wooden Poles Foundation");

public void buildStructure() {

[Link]("Wooden Walls");

public void buildRoof() {

[Link]("Wooden Shingles Roof");

public void buildInterior() {

[Link]("Wooden Interior");

public House getHouse() {

return house;

// Concrete Builder for Brick House

static class BrickHouseBuilder implements HouseBuilder {

private House house;

public BrickHouseBuilder() {

[Link] = new House();

public void buildFoundation() {

[Link]("Concrete & Stone Foundation"); }


public void buildStructure() {

[Link]("Brick Walls");

public void buildRoof() {

[Link]("Concrete Roof");

public void buildInterior() {

[Link]("Brick & Cement Interior");

public House getHouse() {

return house;

// Director class

static class CivilEngineer {

private HouseBuilder houseBuilder;

public CivilEngineer(HouseBuilder houseBuilder) {

[Link] = houseBuilder;

public House constructHouse() {

[Link]();

[Link]();

[Link]();

[Link]();
return [Link]();

// Main method

public static void main(String[] args) {

// Build a Wooden House

HouseBuilder woodenBuilder = new WoodenHouseBuilder();

CivilEngineer engineer1 = new CivilEngineer(woodenBuilder);

House woodenHouse = [Link]();

[Link]("Wooden House:");

[Link]();

// Build a Brick House

HouseBuilder brickBuilder = new BrickHouseBuilder();

CivilEngineer engineer2 = new CivilEngineer(brickBuilder);

House brickHouse = [Link]();

[Link]("Brick House:");

[Link]();

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