Objects can instantiate other objects directly by calling the new keyword, but this approach is often not the best choice.

Instantiating the object is a separate responsibility that should be carried over from the client code to separate classes/methods called factories.

Using a Factory design pattern has the following benefits:

  • The client code has one less responsibility because it doesn’t need to create objects. This is the responsibility of the factory.
  • Factory encapsulates the logic of creating an object that can be reused by many clients.

There are many variations of a Factory pattern, each of which solves a different problem.

5 Ways To Implement the Factory Design Pattern in C#:

  • 1. Static Factory Method
  • 2. Asynchronous Factory Method
  • 3. Parameterized Factory Method
  • 4. Inner Factory
  • 5. Abstract Factory

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5 Ways To Implement the Factory Design Pattern in C#
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