Hi Noah, A singleton helps you by providing a way to share data between other parts. You inject the same singleton into different things, and they all see the same instance, which makes them a good way to communicate. You can store things like UserLoggenIn for example. A factory gives you a way to stamp out new instances that are from there on self-contained. Can't come up right now with a good example, that is not about OOP. I don't like OOP;)
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