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The abuse is probably more rampant in Java. Factory classes are only occasionally useful. Compared to factory methods they have only slightly more power (you can pass an instance of them as faux-delegate (this actually makes sense in Java), they can keep state (but that's ugly), they could have a subclass and have a factory to create factories (please no)).
Coder For Hire wrote:
switch statement that returns an instance.
Well, that's really the point. The rest is just details.
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