When faced with choosing between a static class or a singleton design pattern in CSharp, which way is the right way? Well, what if we didn't have to pick between these two options? Can we do something better than a singleton in C# or a static class?
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I Pick *NEITHER* - Static Class Or Singleton In C#?
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