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Sunil Chaudhary

Hi Aileen,
Yes this is a very good approach. However, there is a lot of boilerplate code involved. I hope your team uses some libraries or utilities to avoid the boilerplate code. I have also published Part 2 of the article which shows a way to simplify the code a lot. You can read it here