Also known as static member or instance member
(1)calling
Static : Static member always call from class name.
NonStatic : NonStatic member always call from instance of the class.
Note: Those values who have not change during the entire program that values keep as a static
Example:
In Circle class the pi=3.14 value always must constant so use pi as a static member
(2)declaration
NonStatic declaration : float pi=3.14F;
Static declaration : static float pi=3.14F;
(3)In case of Constructor
Static : We can't use access modifier with static constructor.
NonStatic: we use always public modifier with non static constructor.
Note:
Static Constructor is called only once , no matter how many instances you create
Static Constructors are called before instance constructors.
(4)In Case of memory
In instance member belongs to specific instance (object) of a class. If i create 3 objects of a class , i will have 3 sets of instance members in the memory , where as there will ever be only one copy of a static member , no matter how many instances of a class are created.
(1)calling
Static : Static member always call from class name.
NonStatic : NonStatic member always call from instance of the class.
Note: Those values who have not change during the entire program that values keep as a static
Example:
In Circle class the pi=3.14 value always must constant so use pi as a static member
(2)declaration
NonStatic declaration : float pi=3.14F;
Static declaration : static float pi=3.14F;
(3)In case of Constructor
Static : We can't use access modifier with static constructor.
NonStatic: we use always public modifier with non static constructor.
Note:
Static Constructor is called only once , no matter how many instances you create
Static Constructors are called before instance constructors.
(4)In Case of memory
In instance member belongs to specific instance (object) of a class. If i create 3 objects of a class , i will have 3 sets of instance members in the memory , where as there will ever be only one copy of a static member , no matter how many instances of a class are created.