Answer / Prachi Sachan

To create objects when a constructor is made private, you can use one of two methods: Static Factory Methods or Inner classes.
1. Static Factory Method: A static method in the class can be used to create and return an instance of the class. The advantage is that it does not violate the encapsulation because the constructor is private.
2. Inner Classes: You can declare a non-static inner class, which has access to the private constructor of the outer class, and use that to create an instance. This also maintains encapsulation.

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