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In OOP such as C# and Java if I were to create a class to do all string manipulation, I know it is better to make all the function static. However when I need to call those functions multiple times, ...

Performance-wise is there any difference on doing this?: public static Class StaticTestClass() { public static void Function(object param) => //Do stuff with "param" } and this: public ...

Would there be a difference in performance or memory if I used static classes in an object that has many instances? Let's say I have thousands of instances and each is responsible for doing many ...

ReSharper likes to point out multiple functions per ASP.NET page that could be made static. Does it help me if I do make them static? Should I make them static and move them to a utility class?

I'm working on a project in C#. The previous programmer didn't know object oriented programming, so most of the code is in huge files (we're talking around 4-5000 lines) spread over tens and sometimes ...

My whole development team thinks, static methods are a terrible thing to use. I really don't see any disadvantages in some cases. When I needed a stateless method before, I always used static methods ...

I need to have method to get something from a database, but I don't understand the difference between static and normal functions in PHP. Example code class Item { public static function ...

I have the main class: class MainClass { public static void Main() { InputForm InputForm1 = new InputForm(); InputForm1.ShowDialog(); // show interface to prompt user } } ...

I am not too familiar with Java. I have the following question. I have seen similar posts on SO on this. What I am asking may be a bit different. If I have the following situation public class A { ...

Straight up question: If I run code analysis, it tells me to make methods static even in nonstatic classes. As far as I know, static methods are JITed and run on the Type-Object in the Heap. So wouldn'...

I currently am working on a project(Console Application) that consists of a number of classes. None of these classes contain any properties. They just contain a number of methods. Example: Say I ...

I'm just wondering whether there is any difference in performance for accessing properties of a static instead of non-static class? Let's say I have to classes private class Book1 { public const ...

I Have a class called car, this class have multiple methods (about 30) to handle things such: starting car, stopping, opening doors ... The problem is that my program have thousands of instances of ...