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Do you like it when your code looks like this? Or, do you prefer it this way? Same feature, same application, same everything readability - not the same. In this video, I will show you a technique that will let you design extension factory methods and transforms so that you can remove messy constructor calls and also achieve a few other design goals that constructors cannot help you with. This is the class that requires attention. This method in particular is incomplete. We must finish it. This is one specific implementation of the IDiscount interface. It is implementing discounts but it is aggregating multiple other discounts. The problem with this method - as I said, it is not complete - is that the sum of all the discounts produced by these many contained discounts could be greater than the price. That must not happen. There is a way to address this issue through a composition of objects. This other class is also implementing the IDiscount interface. It is meant to be used as the