Description: The Flow Pattern is a fundamental concept in the realm of design patterns, used to manage the flow of control and data within a system. This pattern focuses on how different parts of a system interact with each other, facilitating communication and information exchange. Its primary goal is to enhance the organization and clarity of code, allowing developers to more efficiently handle business logic and the sequence of operations. By implementing a Flow Pattern, the aim is to reduce system complexity, making it easier to understand, maintain, and scale. This pattern can be applied in various software architectures, from desktop applications to distributed systems, and is particularly useful in environments where event handling and response to state changes are critical. The implementation of this pattern may vary, but it generally involves defining a clear flow of data and control, enabling developers to follow a logical path through the code, minimizing errors and improving development efficiency.
