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In C++, static members of a class refer to variables and methods that belong to the class itself rather than to individual instances (objects) of the class. A static member is shared among all instances of a class and is only initialized once when the class is loaded. To declare a static member, you use the |
If a function of a class is static, in the class definition, it is declared using the keyword static in its heading.
If a member variable of a class is static, it is declared using the keyword static,
A public static member, function, or variable of a class can be accessed using the class name and the scope resolution operator.
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