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Asked: 2026-06-04T10:49:22+00:00

Let’s say I have the DLL assembly A , where I in the right

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Let’s say I have the DLL assembly A, where I in the right way have implemented the singleton pattern. Let it be the class Manager with his Instance static property returning the only instance.

Let’s say then that I have created the DLL assembly B where the class Controller is declared and this assembly references to the A and the Controller class uses the Manager, okay.

Finally, there is a console application C where I got the only reference to the assembly B and several instances of the class Controller.

Now, the question. Will those instance share the Manager class between them or not?

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    Now, the question. Will those instance share the Manager class between them or not?

    Yes, they will share the same instance because all those assemblies live in a single AppDomain. A different instance will be used if you create another application D (web, console, desktop, …) where you reference the other assemblies and attempt to access the Manager.Instance.

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