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QuestionRefactor static methods for loose coupling. Pin
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Thanks jschell for your time.
As per my understanding based on your inputs, we need to create a factory.
So, in the sample code, it would be something like this.

interface IMyClassFactory
{
IMyClass Create(int a, ushort b, int c);
IMyClass Create(byte[] bytes);
}

and its implementation would be something like this.

public class MyClassFactory : IMyClassFactory
{
public IMyClass Create(int a, ushort b, int c)
{
return new MyClass(a, b, c);
}

public IMyClass Create(byte[] bytes)
{
int a = BitConverter.ToInt32(params, 0);
ushort b = BitConverter.ToUInt16(params, 1);
int c = BitConverter.ToInt32(params, 2);

return new MyClass(a, b, c);
}
}

Consumer:

public Class MyConsumer
{
public void MyMethod()
{
IMyClassFactory myClassFactory = new MyClassFactory(); // we can inject this

// 1st way to create an instance
IMyClass myClass1 = myClassFactory.Create(2, 3, 4);
int a = myClass1.A;

// 2nd way of creating an instance
byte[] bytes = {8, 7, 6};
MyClass myClass2 = myClassFactory.Create(bytes);
int a1 = myClass2.A;
}
}

Please correct me if I have misunderstood something here. Appreciate, if you can explain with a small example.
Is it acceptable to create an overloaded method in a factory as factory takes and parameter which defines the type of object required?
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