why is a class a factory of objects ????
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A class represents a set of objects that have a common characteristics and behaviour. It is known as an object factory becauase it has all the statement to create an object, it's attributes and functions to be performed
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The term factory typically is used for holding similar kind of objects within it. Generally, an object is created by using information available in the class. It also contains details of an object's internal data and when an object is brought into existence, it is called instantiation.
Thus, we can conclude that class is a prototype of an object. Each object belonging to a specific class possesses the data and the methods defined within the class. It produces objects of similar type. Hence, it is termed as object factory.
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