A "Static" Method for Java Code

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The primary function in Java is always static, which means that the compiler can call it before or after creating a class object. In Java, the static keyword is mostly used to control memory. The static keyword applies to classes, variables, methods, and blocks. The static keyword is associated with the class rather than the instance of the class (Chang, 2016). This indicates that if a member is made static, it may be accessed without the use of an object. In this lesson, we'll look at static variables and static methods in Java in depth. In Java, a static variable is one that belongs to a class and is only generated once during execution.
The main method in any Java program is the point at which the compiler begins program execution. As a result, the compiler must invoke the main function. If the main function is permitted to be non-static, JVM must create its class when invoking it (Dewes & Probst, 2018). The primary procedure in Java is required to be public, static, and voi...