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What if I don't declare a Variable of a specific data type as static and try to access it from a static method say main()?
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every reference has it's own copy of non-static variable
Whereas static variables are shared
A cording to your program, reference variable e1,e2,and e3 has it's own copy of non-static variable 'a'
There will be only one copy of static variable 'b' which is shared among e1,e2,and e3
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Yes....because it's a non-static variable
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In this you are not getting your output because you are using short-circuit operator &&
Use & instead of && and you will get your desired output
https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/1600030/?ref=app
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Do you know how post increment and pre increment operator works?
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Thanks a lot.....
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That means value of a gets incremented by 1 only once no matter how many times I access the variable....
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Please explain this one to me.....I am thoroughly confused....Wish I had justified the output by modifying the code but I didnât.....
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Yup....definitely.......pre increment operator gets the value of the variable incremented first and then assigns it to the variable.....post increment operator does the opposite.....