Command Model

The Command Model is a framework used in programming and system design to organize how commands (or instructions) are created, sent, and executed within a system. It typically includes components like the command issuer (who initiates the command), the command itself (the specific instruction), and the receiver (the system or component that executes the instruction). This model helps ensure clear communication and coordination between different parts of a system, making it easier to manage complex processes and improve reliability. It’s widely used in areas like software architecture, robotics, and command-line interfaces.