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The Dual pattern - Exercise
Write a class that uses the Dual pattern.
Write a class called
Dual
that has exactly two instances,
instance1
and
instance2
.
Provide an accessor method(s) that allows clients to retrieve both instances of the class.
Do not allow clients direct access to the constructor.
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