March 2017
Intermediate to advanced
821 pages
18h 21m
English
The factory pattern is another popular object creation pattern. It does not require the usage of constructors. This pattern provides an interface to create objects. Based on the type passed to the factory, that particular type of object is created by the factory. A common implementation of this pattern is usually using a class or static method of a class. The purposes of such a class or method are as follows:
Let's take a common example to understand the usage of a factory. Let's say that we have the following:
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