5 types of creational design patterns:
- Factory Design Patterns: Purpose: Create Objects, Keep Object Creation Centralized
- Abstract Factory Design Patterns
- Singleton Design Pattern: Limit instantiation of a clas to only one instance
- Prototype Design Patterns: Object creation based on Prototype Object Instance; Simpler Object Creation than Factory.
- Builder Design Patterns: Object Creation, Complex Object Creation, Keep Complex Object Creation separate from it’s representation.
For Factory: Simple Factory, Factory Method, Abstract Factory
Factory Method: Construction separated from implementation. Objects can be created without defining the exact class of object to be created.
Abstract Factory: One layer above Factory Method. Super Factory. Creates other Factories to create objects.
Builder Design Patterns: Helps to create complex objects. Uses construction methods/processes that can be used to create different representations of Objects. Step by step construction.
Ref: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/creational-design-pattern/
Builder Pattern: Ref: Wikipedia
Factory Method Design Pattern: (Wikipedia)
Abstract Factory Design Pattern: (Wikipedia)
