I read at many places that singletons can use interfaces. Some how I am unable to comprehend this.
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I read at many places that singletons can use interfaces. Some how I am unable to comprehend this.
Every class can implement an interface, and a Singleton is just a “normal” class that makes sure that only one instance of it exists at any point in time apart from the other business logic it may implement.
This also means that a Singleton has at least 2 responsibities and this is not good OO design as classes should only have 1 responsibility and make sure they are good at that responsibility, but that is another discussion.