factory method pattern
[ˈfæktəri ˈmeθəd ˈpætərn]
nounpl: factory method patterns
padrão de método factory
1. A creational design pattern that provides an interface for creating objects without specifying their exact classes, allowing subclasses to decide which class to instantiate
The factory method pattern allows developers to create objects without coupling the code to specific classes.
O padrão de método factory permite que os desenvolvedores criem objetos sem acoplar o código a classes específicas.
2. A design pattern that uses a method to create instances of objects rather than calling constructors directly
By implementing the factory method pattern, you can easily switch between different implementations.
Ao implementar o padrão de método factory, você pode alternar facilmente entre diferentes implementações.
This is a technical term from software engineering that is universally used in both Brazil and the USA without translation in many contexts. However, in Portuguese-language educational materials and documentation, it is commonly translated as 'padrão de método factory' or sometimes 'padrão de fábrica'. It is part of the Gang of Four design patterns and is fundamental to object-oriented programming education worldwide.
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