I have a abstract class in JAVA and few subclasses. I have a function that returns an instance of one of these subclasses. I don't want to check with few if...else to create an object based on the return type. need to do it dynamically at run time. this solution didn't help me
// Expression is abstract class, A is subclass\
// this return me null because i did not make a new object for e1, I know a subclass of Expression
Expression e1 = ReplaceExpression();
I can do it like this but i need cleaner solution:
if (ReplaceExpression().getClass().getSimpleName() == "A")
Expression e1 = new A();
So my question is: is there anyway I can instantiate a new subclass for my abstract class without hardcoding or casting? something like dynamically or reflection
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