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3 years ago
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Static variables are the variables decaraed with keyword static, static variables must be deacraled inside the class body, means we can not declare a static variable inside a method or consttructor, static variable belongs to class, for a class only one copy is created for static variable and used by all the objects/instances.

Static variable can access with class name like

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Static method are the methods defined with static keyword, static method are also part of a class, we can access static meethod using class name like

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class X

{

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using namespace std;

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   return 0;

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return 0;

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4 5 6 7 8

8

7

6

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