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QuestionReading and storing application settings in an object at startup Pin
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I've seen different "patterns" for implementing singletons ...

You can have a static class that has a static constructor for initializing static fields / properties. The static constructor is called only once and at the time when the class is first referenced.

If I have a static property referencing an object that is instantiated in the static constructor with a private setter and a public getter, then in my way of thinking I have a "singleton" using a static class.

That meets my requirements; and I like the static methods in this case.

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