Differences between static class and instance class with private constructor

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Although a static class has only one instance and can't be instantiated, a class with a private constructor can't be instantiated (as the constructor can't be seen), so every time you call this class, this is the same one instance?

Factory classes always follow the last convention (instance class with private constructor). Why is this?

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