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Static methods are also known as class methods. A static method in a class can directly access other static members in the class. It cannot access instance members of the class, as there is no object being operated on when a static method is invoked. Note, however, that a static method in a class can always use a reference of the class's type to access its member, regargless of the whether these members are static or not.
How can static method access non static members?
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Barkat