What is this technique called?

public static List<Holiday> holidays {

        get {

            if(holidays == null)

                holidays=[Select h.StartTimeInMinutes, h.Name, h.ActivityDate From Holiday h];

            return holidays;

        }

        private set;

    }

Reference links if possible.

edited Jan 9 at 13:48

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John Lima

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public static List<Holiday> holidays {

        get {

            if(holidays == null)

                holidays=[Select h.StartTimeInMinutes, h.Name, h.ActivityDate From Holiday h];

            return holidays;

        }

        private set;

    }

Reference links if possible.

edited Jan 9 at 13:48

asked Jan 8 at 13:35

John Lima

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public static List<Holiday> holidays {

        get {

            if(holidays == null)

                holidays=[Select h.StartTimeInMinutes, h.Name, h.ActivityDate From Holiday h];

            return holidays;

        }

        private set;

    }

Reference links if possible.

edited Jan 9 at 13:48

asked Jan 8 at 13:35

John Lima

315

public static List<Holiday> holidays {

        get {

            if(holidays == null)

                holidays=[Select h.StartTimeInMinutes, h.Name, h.ActivityDate From Holiday h];

            return holidays;

        }

        private set;

    }

Reference links if possible.

apex apex-variable lazy-loading

edited Jan 9 at 13:48

asked Jan 8 at 13:35

John Lima

315

edited Jan 9 at 13:48

asked Jan 8 at 13:35

John Lima

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edited Jan 9 at 13:48

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It's called Lazy Loading or Lazy initialization

Lazy loading is a design pattern to defer initialization until the point at which it is needed.

Reference

Lazy Loading

Lazy initialization

edited Jan 8 at 16:59

answered Jan 8 at 13:36

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Well its combination of few, As Robs mentioned its caled lazy loading. Also Its called as Singleton Pattern.

Singleton pattern makes sure, you have a single instance of a particular instancein the whole transaction(in your case holidays).

Src: https://developer.salesforce.com/page/Apex_Design_Patterns_-_Singleton

answered Jan 8 at 13:38

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Singleton is generally used when you want a single instance of a class rather than a property value.

– Robs
Jan 8 at 15:17

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It's called Lazy Loading or Lazy initialization

Lazy loading is a design pattern to defer initialization until the point at which it is needed.

Reference

Lazy Loading

Lazy initialization

edited Jan 8 at 16:59

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Robs

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It's called Lazy Loading or Lazy initialization

Lazy loading is a design pattern to defer initialization until the point at which it is needed.

Reference

Lazy Loading

Lazy initialization

edited Jan 8 at 16:59

answered Jan 8 at 13:36

Robs

2,017530

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It's called Lazy Loading or Lazy initialization

Lazy loading is a design pattern to defer initialization until the point at which it is needed.

Reference

Lazy Loading

Lazy initialization

edited Jan 8 at 16:59

answered Jan 8 at 13:36

Robs

2,017530

It's called Lazy Loading or Lazy initialization

Lazy loading is a design pattern to defer initialization until the point at which it is needed.

Reference

Lazy Loading

Lazy initialization

edited Jan 8 at 16:59

answered Jan 8 at 13:36

Robs

2,017530

edited Jan 8 at 16:59

answered Jan 8 at 13:36

Robs

2,017530

answered Jan 8 at 13:36

Robs

2,017530

answered Jan 8 at 13:36

Robs

2,017530

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Well its combination of few, As Robs mentioned its caled lazy loading. Also Its called as Singleton Pattern.

Singleton pattern makes sure, you have a single instance of a particular instancein the whole transaction(in your case holidays).

Src: https://developer.salesforce.com/page/Apex_Design_Patterns_-_Singleton

answered Jan 8 at 13:38

Pranay Jaiswal

15.3k32653

4

Singleton is generally used when you want a single instance of a class rather than a property value.

– Robs
Jan 8 at 15:17

add a comment |

Well its combination of few, As Robs mentioned its caled lazy loading. Also Its called as Singleton Pattern.

Singleton pattern makes sure, you have a single instance of a particular instancein the whole transaction(in your case holidays).

Src: https://developer.salesforce.com/page/Apex_Design_Patterns_-_Singleton

answered Jan 8 at 13:38

Pranay Jaiswal

15.3k32653

4

Singleton is generally used when you want a single instance of a class rather than a property value.

– Robs
Jan 8 at 15:17

add a comment |

Well its combination of few, As Robs mentioned its caled lazy loading. Also Its called as Singleton Pattern.

Singleton pattern makes sure, you have a single instance of a particular instancein the whole transaction(in your case holidays).

Src: https://developer.salesforce.com/page/Apex_Design_Patterns_-_Singleton

answered Jan 8 at 13:38

Pranay Jaiswal

15.3k32653

Well its combination of few, As Robs mentioned its caled lazy loading. Also Its called as Singleton Pattern.

Singleton pattern makes sure, you have a single instance of a particular instancein the whole transaction(in your case holidays).

Src: https://developer.salesforce.com/page/Apex_Design_Patterns_-_Singleton

answered Jan 8 at 13:38

Pranay Jaiswal

15.3k32653

answered Jan 8 at 13:38

Pranay Jaiswal

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answered Jan 8 at 13:38

Pranay Jaiswal

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answered Jan 8 at 13:38

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Singleton is generally used when you want a single instance of a class rather than a property value.

– Robs
Jan 8 at 15:17

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Singleton is generally used when you want a single instance of a class rather than a property value.

– Robs
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