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Indeed, when using the Abstract Factory pattern, somewhere in your program a decision must be made which of the concrete Factory classes will be instantiated. And the method which does this will typically be a Factory method. It will be less confusing if you distinguish clearly between these two terms.

Indeed, when using the Abstract Factory pattern, somewhere in your program a decision must made which of the concrete Factory classes will be instantiated. And the method which does this will typically be a Factory method. It will be less confusing if you distinguish clearly between these two terms.

Indeed, when using the Abstract Factory pattern, somewhere in your program a decision must be made which of the concrete Factory classes will be instantiated. And the method which does this will typically be a Factory method. It will be less confusing if you distinguish clearly between these two terms.

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Indeed, when using the Abstract Factory pattern, somewhere in your program a decision must made which of the concrete Factory classes will be instantiated. And the method which does this will typically be a Factory method. It will be less confusing if you distinguish clearly between these two terms.