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Why can't we use static class instead of Singleton?
Why can't we use static class instead of Singleton?
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Static means that it belongs to a class it is in and not to any instance. So it cannot be a top level class. - Static class will have all its member as static only unlike Singleton. - It can be lazily loaded whereas static will be initialized whenever it is first loaded.
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