The Bridge pattern is ideal for building cross-platform applications. By completely separating the class interface from the implementation, programs can interchange the actual implementation of a particular subsystem without requiring any changes in other parts of the code.
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Prior to SQL Server 2008, there was no straightforward way to pass arrays in TSQL. While programming languages such as Perl, C# and Ruby adopted array map functions as the lifeblood of the language, SQL Server’s TSQL stayed behind. Fortunately, the functionality is now present in most SQL Server instances, and can be leveraged for interesting new SQL constructs.
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