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Watch What is Going On with the Chain of Responsibility Patterns

public class MainClass {   public static void main(String args[]) {     Application app = new Application();     IntermediateLayer intermediateLayer = new IntermediateLayer(app);     FrontEnd frontEnd = new FrontEnd(intermediateLayer);     frontEnd.getHelp(HelpType.GENERAL_HELP);   } } class HelpType {   public final static int FRONT_END_HELP = 1;   public final static int INTERMEDIATE_LAYER_HELP = 2;   public final static int GENERAL_HELP = 3; } interface HelpInterface {   public void getHelp(int helpConstant); } class IntermediateLayer implements HelpInterface {   HelpInterface successor;   public IntermediateLayer(HelpInterface s) {     successor = s;   }   public void getHelp(int helpConstant) {     if (helpConstant != HelpType.INTERMEDIATE_LAYER_HELP) {       successor.getHelp(helpConstant);     } else {       System.out.println("intermediate");     }   } } class FrontEnd implements HelpInterface {   HelpInterface successor;   public FrontEnd(HelpInterface s) {     successor = s;   }   public void getHelp(int helpConstant) {     if (helpConstant != HelpType.FRONT_END_HELP) {       successor.getHelp(helpConstant);     } else {       System.out.println("front end");     }   } } class Application implements HelpInterface {   public void getHelp(int helpConstant) {     System.out.println("application");   } }