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Explore Stack InternalStatic methods don't depends on the instance, they belong to the class and only to the class, in fact if you have a static method you'll always access to one unique instance always.
myObject.foo(5) is only a shortcut, what you really are doing is
SubClassSuperClass.foo(5) Static methods don't depends on the instance, they belong to the class and only to the class, in fact if you have a static method you'll always access to one unique instance always.
myObject.foo(5) is only a shortcut, what you really are doing is
SubClass.foo(5) Static methods don't depends on the instance, they belong to the class and only to the class, in fact if you have a static method you'll always access to one unique instance always.
myObject.foo(5) is only a shortcut, what you really are doing is
SuperClass.foo(5) Static methods don't depends on the instance, they belong to the class and only to the class, in fact if you have a static method you'll always access to one unique instance always. myObject.foo(5)
myObject.foo(5) is only a shortcut, what you really are doing is SubClass.foo(5)
SubClass.foo(5) Static methods don't depends on the instance, they belong to the class and only to the class, in fact if you have a static method you'll always access to one unique instance always. myObject.foo(5) is only a shortcut, what you really are doing is SubClass.foo(5)
Static methods don't depends on the instance, they belong to the class and only to the class, in fact if you have a static method you'll always access to one unique instance always.
myObject.foo(5) is only a shortcut, what you really are doing is
SubClass.foo(5) Static methods don't depends on the instance, they belong to the class and only to the class, in fact if you have a static method you'll always access to one unique instance always. myObject.foo(5) is only a shortcut, what you really are doing is SubClass.foo(5)