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The Laze Getter pattern Example for Java Example for Lazarus and language hint The term "Lazy Getter" refers to the Java vocabular, where a Getter is a method, that returns a feedback value or object. And lazy means, that the effect of this Getter method is somehow delayed. Some more precise, it is delayed until one need it. But what do we need? An object, of course! So we need an instantiation of an object delayed. or maybe we don't need this object at all and this is, why we are using a Lazy Getter. To save resources, it is inevitable to not create the maybe required object at startup. But of course we need to create it, when it is needed. To reach this, the Lazy Getter method is used as a synonyme for the late created object in the source code. This method does nothing else than looking, if the object is created - if yes, then return it - or not - then create and return it. That's all. A simple basic pattern. Example for Java: // somewhere you have de