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In what situation factory design patterns,DAO design
patterns,singleton design patterns should be applied.?
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Answer / rajan
Unlike constructors, factory methods are not required to
create a new object each time they are invoked. Factory
methods can encapsulate the logic required to return a
singleton instance of the class requested, or they can
return an instance of the requested class from a pool of
instances.
Factory methods can return any subtype of the type
requested, and can require that clients refer to the
returned object by its interface, rather than the
implementation class. This enables an API to return objects
without making their classes public.
The class for the object returned by a factory method need
not even exist at the time the factory method is written.
This is one of the classic benefits of polymorphism: "old
code uses new code," which means that new classes can be
added, and their instances returned by the factory method,
without changing any of the existing code.
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Answer / monica
Use Factory Design Pattern when
- a class cannot anticipate the class of objects it must
create
- a class wants its subclasses to specify the objects it
creates
- classes delegate the responsibility to one of several
helper subclasses and you want to knowledge of which helper
subclass is the delegate.
Use Singleton Pattern when
- there must be one instance of a class and it must be
accessible to clients from well known access point.
-the sole instance should be extensible by subclassing, and
client should be able to use an extended instance without
modifying their code.
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