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hello everybody kyle here from webdev simplified in this video im going to be going over the null object pattern which in my opinion is one of the easiest to understand and implement design patterns out there Im going to be talking about what it is and the different scenarios you should be using it in and then at the end of the video Im going to be going through an example of me converting some existing code into code that uses the null object pattern so make sure you stick around until the end lets get started now in order to talk about what the null object pattern is we first need to talk about the scenarios that you would want to use this pattern in so we can better understand why this pattern is being used and how it works essentially the null object pattern is going to be used anytime that you have a null object being returned so the keyword null in a programming language such as JavaScript being returned so normally when you do that you have to check if something is equal to