Comparatorobjekt
A Comparatorobjekt, often translated as Comparator Object, is a design pattern used in software development. Its primary purpose is to encapsulate a comparison logic that can be used to order or sort collections of objects. Instead of embedding comparison logic directly within the objects being compared, a separate Comparatorobjekt is created. This promotes separation of concerns and allows for multiple, different comparison strategies to be applied to the same set of objects.
Comparatorobjekts are particularly useful when dealing with complex data structures or when the sorting criteria might
The core of a Comparatorobjekt typically involves a method that accepts two objects as input and returns