Answer Posted / venugopal

ya.. well before going to know the static variable u need to know the diff b/w static and general variable.
in case of general variable every object have own memory.In case of static variabale all objects share the static data members.
so conclusion is:general members hv own memory so there is no relation b/w one object data to other object data .Static data it maintains relation

uses:
when we open some websites in the homepage we found "hits".It denotes how many users open this site so far.so the "hits" is a integer type we declare it as a static member when i try to open the site my browser acts as a one object and increment the hits value and other person open the site the same increment variable is accessed by other person. my id: venugopal.palavalasa@gmail.com

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