Abstract Factory Pattern Made Simple in C#

Welcome to our C# programming tutorial on the Abstract Factory Pattern! In this beginner-friendly video, we'll delve into the world of design patterns and demystify the Abstract Factory Pattern in the context of C# development.

The Abstract Factory Pattern is a fundamental creational design pattern that provides an elegant way to create families of related objects without specifying their concrete classes. By employing this pattern, you can achieve higher levels of flexibility and maintainability in your C# applications.

Whether you're a C# enthusiast seeking to bolster your knowledge of design patterns or a developer eager to elevate your code quality, this video is tailor-made for you. Join us as we make the Abstract Factory Pattern simple and accessible within the .NET ecosystem.

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is it recommended when we add more number of language & CIty?

[anurag]

I think we need to return the individual factories from the provider methods, and not the interfaces.

[gefirson]

When you refactored to use ENUMS, you forgot the factory pattern. You've should have instantiated EnglandFactory/SpainFactory on your provider.