The output of the client code execution is given below. You'll get a similar output with different timestamps. This output displays the difference in instance creation time between the Lazy and Eager approaches. Creating three instances of Lazy Singleton... Instance created at:6:49:09:38 Instance created at:6:49:11:49 Instance created at: 6:49:13:56 Creating three instances of Eager Singleton... Instance created at: 6:49:13:60 Instance created at:6:49:13:60 Instance created at: 6:49:13:60 Copy the Main class into your project. Then, implement the LazySingletonAssignment3 and EagerSingleton Assignmentз classes. Check the client code and note that the getInstance method takes a unique number parameter to indicate which instance should be returned.

The output of the client code execution is given below. You'll get a similar output with different timestamps. This output displays the difference in instance creation time between the Lazy and Eager approaches. Creating three instances of Lazy Singleton... Instance created at:6:49:09:38 Instance created at:6:49:11:49 Instance created at: 6:49:13:56 Creating three instances of Eager Singleton... Instance created at: 6:49:13:60 Instance created at:6:49:13:60 Instance created at: 6:49:13:60 Copy the Main class into your project. Then, implement the LazySingletonAssignment3 and EagerSingleton Assignmentз classes. Check the client code and note that the getInstance method takes a unique number parameter to indicate which instance should be returned.