How to create N number of instances of C# class?
To achieve this, you need to understand the singleton design pattern. The goal is to control how many instances of a class can be created. To do this, we prevent anyone from creating an object of the class from outside the class itself. We do this by making the class's constructor private, so it can't be used to create instances directly.
Instead, we create a special method called "GetInstance" that is accessible from outside the class. When this method is called, it creates an instance of the class and gives it to the person calling the method. It also keeps track of how many instances have been created. If the number of instances reaches a certain limit, the method will stop creating more instances and let you know that the limit has been exceeded.
For example, if we only want three instances of the class to be available for use, our class would be designed accordingly.