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Why might you choose a factory method over a constructor?
Track: Java
Topic: Modern Java
Focus: Static Factory Methods
Java: Static Factory Methods
Answer
For clearer intent and more control over instance creation.
Choosing a static factory method over a constructor can clarify the purpose of the object creation. For example, a method named `getInstance()` can indicate that a singleton instance is returned, whereas a constructor might not convey this information as clearly.
Choosing a static factory method over a constructor can clarify the purpose of the object creation. For example, a method named `getInstance()` can indicate that a singleton instance is returned, whereas a constructor might not convey this information as clearly.
Topics: Java Modern Java Static Factory Methods