What is the difference between static and non-static data members?

Answer 1

A non-static member is unique for each object and a static member is not.

For example, if I were to define a class named “Cat” with a static member, “numOfCats” and a non-static member, “height”:

Cat c1 = new Cat();
Cat c2 = new Cat();

c1.height = 5;
c2.height = 7;

//they each have their own height.

Cat.numOfCats = 1;
Cat.numOfCats++;

//numOfCats is shared by all cats, and is accessed through the class name instead of the object name.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

@VIJAY JAGADHANE

You’re thinking of final keyword.

Answer 4

static is fix value and nan static change value