Why singleton pattern is better than creating singleton class with static instance?
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Answer / Mohammad Aakib
The Singleton pattern ensures that only one instance of a class exists, enforces thread-safety, and provides a global point of access to the object. Creating a singleton class with static instance does not enforce thread-safety and may lead to inconsistent behavior in multi-threaded environments.
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