Implementation of Factory Method Pattern in the Todo Class #127
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This pull request introduces the Factory Method pattern to improve the structure of the "Todo" class. By applying this pattern, hardcoded and non-scalable code is eliminated. The implementation focuses on separating the model logic from the business logic of object creation, enhancing modularity and code comprehension. Abstraction and encapsulation are introduced to address the limitations in the current code. This improvement brings greater flexibility and scalability to the system, allowing for easier addition of new model types with different field sets.
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