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Difference between static class and singleton pattern?
I’m thinking about the choice between Static classes and Singleton pattern on C#.
Do you know how static classes are created?
In particular, I would know if a static class is unique during program execution and what are pro or cons against Singleton pattern.
Thank you in advance.
A static class can not be instanciated.
A singleton can be instanciated once.
Discussion about the use of the Singleton pattern
And more here