What is difference between static and singleton class?
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Answer / Poonam Singh
A static class in Java can be thought of as a collection of utility methods, while a Singleton class is a single instance of a class that can be accessed across the entire application. A static class does not have instances, and its methods are shared among all objects. A Singleton class has exactly one instance per JVM, but its methods can still interact with other objects.
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