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Program 5

The document presents a Logger class implemented using the Singleton Pattern to ensure a single instance throughout the application. It includes a private constructor and a public method to access the instance, along with a logging method. A test application demonstrates the functionality by creating two logger references and confirming they point to the same instance.

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Program 5

The document presents a Logger class implemented using the Singleton Pattern to ensure a single instance throughout the application. It includes a private constructor and a public method to access the instance, along with a logging method. A test application demonstrates the functionality by creating two logger references and confirming they point to the same instance.

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5.

Design and Implement a Logger class ensuring a single instance throughout the

Application.

public class Main {

// Logger class following Singleton Pattern

static class Logger {

// Single private instance

private static Logger instance;

// Private constructor (prevents instantiation)

private Logger() {}

// Public method to provide access to the single instance

public static Logger getInstance() {

if (instance == null) {

instance = new Logger();

return instance;

// Logging method

public void log(String message) {

[Link]("[LOG] " + message);

}
// Test application

public static void main(String[] args) {

// First call - creates a new Logger instance

Logger logger1 = [Link]();

[Link]("Application started.");

// Second call - returns the SAME Logger instance

Logger logger2 = [Link]();

[Link]("Performing some operation...");

// Check if both loggers are the same

if (logger1 == logger2) {

[Link]("Both logger references point to the SAME instance.");

} else {

[Link]("Different instances created (error in Singleton!).");

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