07. How to create Singleton Class - Java Interview

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But here we will try to cover important aspects of Java Programming which are always asked in interviews withing less time.
In this tutorial, we will cover one of the most commonly asked interview questions in Java: how to create a Singleton class? Singleton is a design pattern that restricts the instantiation of a class to one object, ensuring that only one instance of the class exists in the entire application.
We will begin by discussing the step-by-step process on how to create a Singleton class in Java. We will cover different approaches, including the eager initialization approach and the lazy initialization approach, and explain when to use each approach.
In addition, we will explore how to implement thread safety in Singleton classes and the different techniques for achieving it, such as the synchronized keyword and double-checked locking. We will also address common interview questions related to Singleton classes, such as how to prevent cloning and serialization issues.
Whether you are a Java beginner or an experienced developer, understanding how to create Singleton classes is essential for interviews and coding in general. So, make sure to watch this video and get prepared for your next Java interview! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Java tutorials and interview tips.
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[@ideasforstartup]

Wow, great explanation. Please keep uploading the Java interview Interview series.

[@webencyclop]

Thank you, I will

[@ranjitharuchamy7816]

Really nice explanation, however I have one query on this. Why can't we have single if statement that is inside the synchronized block to validate the object? Why do we need to have 2 levels of check?

[@yuvarajsekar8526]

Welcome back Ankit. Happy to see your tutorials after a long break.🤩

[@webencyclop]

thank you.

[@javaocean7465]

Thank You Brother :) finally I understood volatile keyword in java.....Thanks A Lot ....

[@atulvairale9415]

U are amazing but why u stopped uploading videos bro .....

[@parambharti7095]

Good explanation. Please keep uploading Thanks in advance.

[@webencyclop]

thank you

[@rutulshah2007]

Best explanation and presentation

[@dgcrush2000]

Very helpful... please continue the series

[@webencyclop]

Thank you... It's coming

[@aditidhiman6440]

Hi, can we not use this directly : synchronized public static Singleton getInstance()

[@jawidmusthafa7133]

Good explanation!

[@webencyclop]

Thank you

[@Awcator]

Thanks. One thing i did not understand is 5:55 just remove first if block. It should work right?

[@Itsarpitgupta]

This is very good explanation but still I'm interested to see the other method to create the singleton class which is full proof.

[@sridharmurari3007]

Ankit one basic question I have , New keyword creates a obj in heap and constrictor used for initialization of values ? so for obj creation with NEW(space in heap) constructor is mandetory?

[@webencyclop]

yes correct.
we always write a constructor in front of a 'new' keyword. eg.
new Employee();
new Employee("Ankit", "12345");
here you see in front of a 'new' keyword are nothing but constructors.

[@jilanbasha7506]

Hi sir,please make a video on immutable class

[@lyndonglasgow3176]

*Promo sm* 😣

[@user-gy8oe2wm1h]

bhai apka knowledge to jagab hai