private static void SingletonPatternDemo()
{
SerialNumberGenerator generator = SerialNumberGenerator.Instance;
Console.WriteLine("next serial " + generator.NextSerial);
Console.WriteLine("next serial " + SerialNumberGenerator.Instance.NextSerial);
Console.WriteLine("next serial " + generator.NextSerial);
}
private static void SingletonPatternDemo()
{
SerialNumberGenerator generator = SerialNumberGenerator.Instance;
Console.WriteLine("next serial" + generator.NextSerial); //either one of these is the proper way of calling
Console.WriteLine("next serial" + SerialNumberGenerator.Instance.NextSerial); //either one of these is the proper way of calling
Console.WriteLine("next serial" + generator.NextSerial); //either one of these is the proper way of calling
}
static void SingletonDemo()
{
SerialNumberGenerator generator = SerialNumberGenerator.Instance;
Console.WriteLine("next serial: {0}", generator.NextSerial());
Console.WriteLine("next serial: {0}", generator.NextOtherSerial);
Console.WriteLine("next serial: {0}", generator.NextSerial());
Console.WriteLine("next serial: {0}", generator.NextOtherSerial);
}
//Singleton Design Pattern Demo Method
private static void SingletonPatternDemo()
{
/*Object instance of SerialNumberGenerator is created and is assigned an instance.
* This instance either returns an existing one or creates a new one in its class*/
SerialNumberGenerator generator = SerialNumberGenerator.Instance;
//You need the above line to use the below line
//Print out the serial numbers to the console
Console.WriteLine("Next serial " + generator.NextSerial);
//Above and below do same thing, just different ways to type it - but Sr. Dev would probably say to use below
Console.WriteLine("Next serial " + SerialNumberGenerator.Instance.NextSerial);//this combines above 2 lines into 1
Console.WriteLine("Next serial " + generator.NextSerial);
}
public void AllocateBikerSerial()
{
SerialNumberGenerator serial = SerialNumberGenerator.Instance;
Console.WriteLine("Allocating Bike number {0}", serial.NextOtherSerial);
}