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    Singleton can be explained in following scenario: you have an application where an employee of the company is logging in to perform some employee specific operations. Whenever he logs in, an employee related instance is created. There in, only 1 instance should be valid at a single point in time. This is possible via singleton.

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    Singleton can be explained in following scenario: you have an application where an employee of the company is logging in to perform some employee specific operations. Whenever he logs in, an employee related instance is created. There in, only 1 instance should be valid at a single point in time. This is possible via singleton.

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    Singleton can be explained in following scenario: you have an application where an employee of the company is logging in to perform some employee specific operations. Whenever he logs in, an employee related instance is created. There in, only 1 instance should be valid at a single point in time. This is possible via singleton.

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    Singleton can be explained in following scenario:

    You have an application where an employee of the company is logging in to perform some Employee specific
    operations. So, whenever he logs in, an employee related instance is created. There in, only 1 instance should
    be valid at a single point in time. This is possible via singleton class.

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