Why do we need a singleton class?
Answer / Yatendra Kumar Nagar
A Singleton class is useful when only one instance of the class is required throughout the entire application. This can be beneficial for managing resources (like database connections), ensuring consistency across multiple calls, and preventing the creation of unnecessary objects.
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