How to write an singlton class in ASP.NET application ? can we make multiple object of singlton class ?

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how to write an singlton class in asp.net application ? can we make multiple object of singlton class ?

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Posted 10-May-16 0:32am

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Updated 10-May-16 1:36am

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Ehsan Sajjad 10-May-16 6:36am

if it is singleton, it will only have one single object

F-ES Sitecore 10-May-16 6:36am

google "c# singleton pattern"

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2016-05-10T01:28:00

This smells like a homework question. There is nothing wrong with asking for help on your homework but you are not asking for help, you are asking other people to do your homework. Not a good idea.

I suggest you start by doing some reading, this will help Implementing Singleton in C#[^]

CPallini · Answer 2 · 2016-05-10T01:36:00

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See Implementing Singleton in C#[^].
Please note the Singleton design pattern is easily extended to allow multiple instances (see, for instance, the Multiton pattern - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[^]).

Posted 10-May-16 1:36am

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