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I recently read that singleton is an anti-pattern and should not be used unless it is really needed. In all our projects, we use the singleton pattern to hold some cache data. For example: class SomeClass { public SomeClass() { var somedata = Singleton.Instance.GetSomeData(stringRepresintation); // or like that var someData = Singleton.Instance.SomeData; } } What is the recommended design to hold that data (static class, or something else)?
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