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Self-fulfilling prophecy is a psychosocial phenomenon in which the expectations of individuals or societies regarding a particular event lead them to behave in ways that make the expected event actually occur. Concept was first introduced in the mid-20th century by American sociologist Robert K. Merton, who explained how the expectations of an individual or group can unconsciously alter their behavior, ultimately causing those expectations to become reality. Self-fulfilling prophecy manifests in

1. Chain of Responsibility (Sorumluluk Zinciri) Chain of Responsibility tasarım kalıbı, bir isteği işleyecek nesneyi dinamik olarak belirlemek için nesneleri zincir halinde birbirine bağlar. Bu zincirde her bir nesne isteği işler veya zincirdeki bir sonraki nesneye iletir. ->Ne Zaman Kullanılır? İsteklerin göndericiyle işlemcinin ayrılması isteniyorsa, Birden fazla nesne isteği işleyebilecekse ama hangisinin işleyeceği çalışma zamanında belli olacaksa, Zincirdeki nesnelerin sıralaması veya sa

1. Chain of Responsibility (Responsibility Chain) The Chain of Responsibility design pattern links objects in a chain to dynamically determine which object will handle a request. In this chain, each object either processes the request or passes it to the next object in the chain. -> When to Use? When you want to decouple the sender of a request from its processor, When multiple objects can handle a request but the handler is not known until runtime, And when the order or number of objects in