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A context stores all of the application’s global state (anything that would otherwise be a pass-through variable or global variable).
Brad Balderson
Context object; stores all of the parameters required by the chain of methods; allowing flexibility to add new variables to the context without needing to update the input needed by each method. Must be only one context object that is meant to represent the whole system; that way methods can access the whole system the whole time.
A Philosophy of Software Design
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