Here's an example implementation of the Data Access Object (DAO) pattern in MATLAB:
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In the above example, DataAccessObject
is an abstract class that defines the interface for accessing data in a database. The concrete implementation of the DAO is defined in ConcreteDataAccessObject
. For the sake of simplicity, it uses an in-memory data store implemented as a struct
. The four basic CRUD methods (create
, read
, update
, delete
) are defined as abstract methods in the DataAccessObject
class and are implemented in the ConcreteDataAccessObject
.
To use this DAO implementation, you would first create an instance of ConcreteDataAccessObject
and then call its methods to create, read, update, and delete data in the data store. For example:
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