What are the different Creational Design Patterns that can be used in .NET Architecture?

Creational Patterns provide ways of instance creation.

• Factory Method Pattern: It gives you a class which takes the decision of which instance corresponding to which derived class has to be created and returns that instance.
• Abstract Factory Pattern: It gives you an interface through which you can create set of related objects.
• Singleton Pattern: This pattern forces a restriction that only one instance of a class has to be created.
• Builder Pattern: This pattern is useful if you have to represent complex objects. In such cases, this pattern separates construction from representation of that object. With this approach, you can create any number of representations for an object.
• Prototype Pattern: With this pattern you create an instantiated class and then copy it to create new instances.

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