Creational design patterns – the concept
Creational design patterns are a fundamental concept in software development that looks at the process of object creation. These patterns have the ability to improve the flexibility and reusability of code by simplifying the instantiation process. By doing this, the system becomes less dependent on how objects are created, composed, and represented. They contain knowledge about the system’s concrete classes and abstract the details of object creation and assembly. This approach is useful in scenarios where the system should not be dependent on the method used to create its objects.
One of the key benefits of creational patterns is their ability to reduce the complexities and instabilities associated with direct object creation, primarily through the use of the new operator, which can lead to scattered object creation throughout an application. By controlling the creation process, these patterns help avoid the tight coupling...
