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60. Static Methods
Static methods belong to the class rather than any specific instance and can be called without creating an object.
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Static Methods
Static methods allow you to call functions on a class without creating an instance of that class.
"I want to perform utility functions without the overhead of creating an object."
Static methods are associated with the class itself rather than any object instance, enabling direct access without instantiation.
"I want to perform utility functions without the overhead of creating an object."
Static methods are associated with the class itself rather than any object instance, enabling direct access without instantiation.