Will any body help me to know what is factry methods in C++ & how its implemented?
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I'm not sure about a factory method, but I have heard of the factory design pattern. The implementation is simple, it just creates new instances of a commonly used class.
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I'm not sure about a factory method, but I have heard of the factory design pattern. The implementation is simple, it just creates new instances of a commonly used class.
A factory method is similar to a factory; most of the times the method is a (static)
member of the (super) class itself and is able to create instances from the class
or sub classes thereof.
kind regards,
Jos
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