Prototype Design Pattern DefinitionThe Prototype design pattern is a creational pattern that allows the creation of new objects by copying an existing object, known as the prototype. It falls under the creational design patterns category and promotes efficient object creation.Benefits Reduces the cost of object creation. Enhances flexibility in object creation. Simplifies the creation of complex objects.When to Use When object creation is resource$-$intensive. When objects share a common structure.Problem Scenario Example $1$: Copying Complex ObjectsProblem DescriptionConsider a scenario where you have complex objects with complex initialization logic. Using the Pro$-$ totype pattern allows you to clone these objects efficiently. Imagine you are developing a simulation software for a smart home system. The system involves various IoT devices with dynamic configura$-$ tions, and users can customize their smart home setups. The goal is to enable users to experiment with different smart home configurations without affecting the stability of the existing setup. Implement the Prototype design pattern to achieve the following: Creating and managing dynamic configurations of IoT devices. Users can add, modify, and remove devices dynamically.