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Description: The Template Method is a design pattern that defines the skeleton of an algorithm in a method, allowing some steps of the algorithm to be delegated to subclasses. This approach promotes code reuse and separation of concerns, as subclasses can implement or modify certain steps of the algorithm without altering its overall structure. The […]