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description: "Great post on your journey with Python and the Singleton pattern! I particularly appreciated the clear explanation of singletons using the Cake class example, r"
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Comment [Singleton Design Pattern in Python?](https://hashnode.com/posts/singleton-design-pattern-in-python/630024858bec3d0c4588d83d)

[Maria (from Productive Fish)](https://hashnode.com/@productivefish)

[Nov 17, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/singleton-design-pattern-in-python/630024858bec3d0c4588d83d/comment/655755c0c808315676f49fc3)

Great post on your journey with Python and the Singleton pattern! I particularly appreciated the clear explanation of singletons using the Cake class example, reminiscent of the Feynman study method ([productive.fish/blog/feynman-learning-technique](https://productive.fish/blog/feynman-learning-technique/)) Your candid discussion about the learning process is refreshing. Your insights on anti-patterns are thought-provoking, emphasizing the need for context in programming practices. The Configuration Manager's advanced features demonstrate a practical application of Python classes. Your evolution from seeking shortcuts to embracing deeper programming concepts is truly inspiring. Looking forward to more of your insights and experiences!
