Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): A programming paradigm centred on the use of objects and classes to structure software, fundamental to the application of many design patterns.

Other interesting tidbits are the impact of signed and unsigned comparisons, mixing floating point datatypes and of course lock-free programming using a ring buffer design.

Design patterns are used throughout the computer programming world for numerous reasons, but most resonantly, because they are an informed technique that lends itself to increased innovation and ...