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Like Stories? Love Python! 📖🐍 Ep.1 - The One Ring (Singleton)

Like Stories? Love Python! 📖🐍 Ep.1 - The One Ring (Singleton)

via Dev.to BeginnersWillem van Heemstra

Episode 1: The One Ring (Singleton Pattern) Accompanying source code repository: Learning Python Object-Oriented Listen, folks. Pull up a chair. Let me tell you a story about the most powerful pattern in all of programming - and I’m going to tell it the way stories are MEANT to be told. The One-Line Logline “Ensure only one instance of a class exists, no matter how many times someone tries to create it.” Think of it as the “highlander pattern” - there can be only one! This is your high concept . This is the pitch that gets the greenlight from the Python interpreter. The Short Story (The Elevator Pitch) Picture this: A kingdom’s ancient vault contains only one Master Key that opens all doors. Guards may come and go, requesting “the key,” but the vault keeper - our gatekeeper character - always hands them the same singular key, never a duplicate. If the key is already out, they wait. There’s only ever one Master Key in existence. That’s your premise . That’s your setup . Now let me show

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