newInstance
newInstance is a method commonly found in object-oriented programming languages, particularly Java. It is a static factory method used to create and return new instances of a class. Instead of directly calling a constructor, a programmer invokes newInstance on a class object. This approach offers several advantages.
One key benefit is flexibility. The specific class being instantiated can be determined at runtime, allowing
Another advantage is that newInstance can provide a more abstract interface for object creation. It decouples
However, using newInstance also has considerations. It typically relies on reflection, which can have a performance