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C# Design Patterns

“Design patterns have evolved from years of experience in resolving frequently encountered problems when writing object-oriented software. These patterns are templates that provide developers with a blueprint on how to create flexible, easily maintainable applications. Like a building, design patterns can differ in style and form but not in purpose. Their purpose remains the same; to provide a solid structural framework for an application.”

Related Topics:

• C# Design Patterns
  • Structural Design Pattern
  • Behavioral Design Pattern
  • Creational Design Pattern
  • C# Coding Practices
  • C#

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• Singleton - C# Singleton
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  • “In this course, C# Design Patterns: Singleton, you’ll learn to apply the Singleton design pattern to enforce single instance behavior for certain classes. First, you’ll explore the need for limiting the number of instances of certain classes. Next, you’ll discover how to use the Singleton pattern to enforce this behavior. Finally, you’ll learn how to apply other (potentially better) approaches to solving this same class of problems. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of the Singleton design pattern needed to address the need to ensure certain classes only have a single instance in your applications.”
  • by Steve Smith

This course will teach you when and how to apply the Singleton design pattern (and other ways to achieve the same behavior) to ensure certain classes only have a single instance within your application.

Applying the Singleton Pattern

Singleton Structure and Features Demo: Naïve Singleton Demo: Thread Safe Singleton Analysis Static Constructors and Singletons Demo: Static Constructors and Singletons Analysis Lazy<T> and Singletons Demo: Lazy<T> Singleton Singletons are an Antipattern? Singletons vs. Static Classes Using Containers Demo: Singleton Behavior with Containers Analysis Demo: Singleton Testing Considerations Key Takeaways