Can i call my function which is in the class from the same class with out creating an object and a function which is static

Question

generally we call a function in one class by creating its object in the main class ...but how can i call a function from the same class with out an object..can anyone quote an example
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Answer 1

Make the method static.

static void myMethod(){

// blahblah...
}

static void main(// blahblah
){

// call the method
myMethod();

}

Answer 2

Some sort of object reference is required to access a non-static member.
That's what it means to have something non-static. It only exists with some sort of class instance.

You would need to first be in a non-static method in order to call another non-static method directly.

Ex/

void aMethod(){
// this is inside an instance

myMethod2();
// calling other method from same instance
}

void myMethod2(){
//blah blah...
}

You just cannot DIRECTLY call a non-static method FROM a static method. Since the static method is not in an instance of the class, while the non-static method is.

Although, if you really wanted to, you could keep track of which instance you are referring to.

Ex/

class Ex{

static Ex instance;

void aMethod(){
instance = this;
}

static method(){
instance.method2();
}

void method2(){
// stuff..
}
}

Answer 3

i want without static methods

Answer 4

What you are telling is the process of construction.
And if you are using without statics then obj should be make without that I would not think it would be possible.