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Mastering Creational Design Patterns: Singleton, Factory, Abstract Factory, Builder, and Prototype

Tarun Telang
10 min readJul 7, 2023
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What are Design Patterns?

Design patterns are reusable solutions to commonly found problems in software design.

Object-Oriented Design is one of the most popular approaches for designing and implementing many types of software applications, so it’s no wonder that design patterns have become a mainstay in the object-oriented programming community.

Below are the different types of design patterns

  • Creational patterns provide various object creation mechanisms, increasing flexibility and reusability of code. These are among the most common types of patterns you would encounter.
  • Structural patterns provide solutions to problems when objects are composed of other objects. They deal with how objects should be related to each other.
  • Behavioural patterns address recurring problems in software design related to communication and coordination between objects.

Introduction

This article dives into Creational Design Patterns, a cornerstone of software design that provides reusable solutions to common object creation challenges in programming. By exploring key patterns like Singleton, Factory

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Tarun Telang
Tarun Telang

Written by Tarun Telang

Prolific Author, Engineering Leader, Software Architect

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