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can we access the method of class without creating the
object of the class

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can we access the method of class without creating the object of the class..

Answer / javaguy

yes. we can access the static methods of that class without
creating the object that class

Is This Answer Correct ?    27 Yes 1 No

can we access the method of class without creating the object of the class..

Answer / chanki

using static member(static)before d methode name,we can
directly call dat method widout creating object of dat
class..
for mat should be:
classname.methodname();

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can we access the method of class without creating the object of the class..

Answer / mmrps

Not possible but abstract class methods can access with out
creating object.The normal class methods with out accessing
that class object.

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