Access Static Member Of The Class Through Object

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Tutorial: Access Static Member Of The Class Through Object

Static methods are special type of methods that work without any object of the class.

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Static methods are special type of methods that work without any object of the class. Static methods are limited to calling other static methods in the class and to using only static variables. The following example shows both ways to access static method (through simply class name and through object).

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