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all right welcome back itamp;#39;s finally time to talk about the command pattern so command pattern is one of the patterns mentioned in this book head first design patterns so letamp;#39;s start off by just reading the definition the command pattern encapsulates a request as an object thereby letting you parameterize other objects with different requests Q or log requests and support undoable operations uh letamp;#39;s try and figure out what they mean so theyamp;#39;re saying the command pattern encapsulates a request okay so youamp;#39;ve got an object and somebody sends a request to that object for something or to do something and the point here is that that request right we have an object somebody sends it a request that request is what weamp;#39;re trying to encapsulate so weamp;#39;re not about to encapsulate the receiver the object receiving the request and weamp;#39;re not about to encapsulate the the object sending the request weamp;#39;re about to encapsulate the ac