> You should access it with a getInstance method which will initialize it if >> it is null. >> > You should initialize the variable in the class initialization and declare > it 'final'. > > There are times when you cannot do this, in which case probably Singleton > is the wrong choice. > > For the rest of the times, Singleton probably is the wrong choice. >
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