What does the keyword "static" mean?
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Answer / subhashish sen
static keyword is used with both variables and
functions.when a static variables means it retains its value
for different function calls and in C++ this variable is
used mainly for counting no. of objects of a class and it is
not confined to a particular object and for static member
functions its can only manipulate static variables and a
static member function can be invoked without an object of
class.
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Answer / mangai
static functions are used to retain the last assigned
value...static function creates only one copy of arguments
and uses it...
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Answer / anjana priyadharshini
Static:
static is one of the key word of the language c++.static means constant
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