How does the Factory pattern differ from the Constructor pattern in object creation?
- Factory Pattern allows object creation without using constructors, Factory Pattern can return different object types, Factory Pattern promotes loose coupling.
- Constructor Pattern is limited to creating objects of a specific type, Constructor Pattern enforces the use of classes, Constructor Pattern promotes tight coupling.
- Factory Pattern encourages object creation via constructors, Factory Pattern enforces the use of classes, Factory Pattern promotes tight coupling.
- Constructor Pattern allows object creation without using constructors, Constructor Pattern can return different object types, Constructor Pattern promotes loose coupling.
The Factory pattern allows object creation without using constructors, making it more flexible as it can return different object types. It promotes loose coupling between the client and created objects. In contrast, the Constructor pattern is limited to creating objects of a specific type, enforces the use of classes, and can lead to tight coupling.
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