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The singleton is a design pattern aiming to ensure that only a single instance of a class can be created and used.
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When is Singleton appropriate?
However, silently, it is communicating with some sort of public, globabally available singleton object, so that whenever you instantiate the class, it contains different data. … To properly unit-test the code, you need to micro-manage and be aware of the global state in the singleton, to get consistent test results. …
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