Composite Design Principles

Composite Design Principles involve organizing objects into tree-like structures where individual entities and groups are treated uniformly. This approach simplifies managing complex systems by allowing both simple objects and collections to be handled through the same interface. It promotes flexibility and scalability, making it easier to add, remove, or modify parts without changing the overall system. Think of a company hierarchy or file system: both are made of individual items and groups, but managed consistently. This pattern enhances code reusability and clarity, especially in systems with nested or recursive structures.