What is the difference between static method and instance method in Java?
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Answer / Pranjul Shrivastava
In Java, static methods belong to a class as a whole, while instance methods belong to individual objects of the class. Static methods are called using the class name, don't have access to instance variables (as they are shared among all instances), can't be overridden by subclasses, and can only call other static methods or static variables. Instance methods are called using object references, can access both instance and static variables, and can override methods from superclasses.
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