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Design patterns - Factory Pattern
The document explains the factory pattern in programming, comparing it to a restaurant kitchen where customer orders lead to the creation and delivery of dishes. It describes how the pattern facilitates object creation in Java without exposing the details of that process. An example in Java demonstrates the implementation of the factory pattern by creating food objects based on menu orders.
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- 1. QmPe initiative FACTORY PATTERN explained ! Prepared by Annamalai C Copyright 2006-2011
- 2. Factory Pattern inReal Life Kitchen in a Restaurant is similar to a Factory. It is the Production House of the Restaurant. ----------------------------------- Customer places orders from a Menu, doesn’t really know how it gets prepared. In return to the order, gets a fully cooked dish for eating. Factory Pattern is a Creational Pattern. It helps in Object Creation without exposing the details of Creation. Copyright 2006-2011
- 3. Factory Pattern inJava Copyright 2006-2011
- 4. Real Life vsJava Object Factory Kitchen Copyright 2006-2011
- 5. Real Life vsJava Object Copyright 2006-2011
- 6. How Factory Patternworks in Real Life ? 1 Orders a Dish from Menu Receives the Name of the Dish 2 Creates the Dish 3 Delivers the Dish Copyright 2006-2011
- 7. How Factory Patternworks in Java ? public Food getFood(String name) { if (name.equals("Dosa")) { return new Dosa(); 1 } else if (name.equals("Noodles")) { return new Noodles(); } return null; } KitchenFactory factory = new KitchenFactory(); Food dosa = factory.getFood("Dosa"); dosa.print(); 2 Food noodles = factory.getFood("Noodles"); noodles.print(); Food 3 Dosa Noodles Copyright 2006-2011
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