Explain the difference between public and static modifiers?
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Answer / Ashish Nag
In .NET, both Public and Static are access modifiers but they behave differently:nn- Public: It allows any part of the code (including other classes) to access a member. This is the default access level for members.n- Static: It indicates that a member belongs to a type rather than an instance of the type. Static members are shared among all instances and can be accessed without creating an instance.nnFor example:n```csharpnpublic class MyClass {n public int myField; // Public, per-instance fieldn static public void MyStaticMethod() { }n}nMyClass c1 = new MyClass();nc1.myField = 5;nMyClass.MyStaticMethod();n```
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