/*

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Through our performance testing, we discovered that some objects in our application are very expensive to create, destroy, or both.

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To make our application more efficient, we will implement an object pooling system.

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Rather than allocating and destroying these objects on demand, a pool of these objects will be maintained.

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A client can request an object from the pool and perform any related tasks.

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When the client has finished, the object will be returned to the pool instead of being destroyed.

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Your task is to implement an object pooling system such that a pool of any object type can be maintained.

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Our application below should compile and run successfully with your implementation.

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We expect this exercise to take about an hour to complete.

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*/

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using System;

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public class DatabaseConnection

{

    public void Execute(string statement)

    {

        Console.WriteLine($"Executing Database Statement: {statement}");

    }

}

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public class WorkOrder

{

    public void Process(int workOrderId)

    {

        Console.WriteLine($"Processing Work Order: {workOrderId}");

    }

}

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// Define the object pool class here

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internal static class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        // Initialize the workOrderPool here

        // Initialize the databaseConnectionPool here

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        var worker1 = workOrderPool.Get();

        worker1.Process(1);

        workOrderPool.Release(worker1);

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        var connection1 = databaseConnectionPool.Get();

        connection1.Execute("select * from work_order");

        databaseConnectionPool.Release(connection1);

    }

}