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Static Members 

The storage class specifier static can be used in class declarations of data and function members. Such members are called static members and have distinct properties from nonstatic members. With nonstatic members, a distinct copy “exists” for each instance of the class; with static members, only one copy exists, and it can be accessed without reference to any particular object in its class. If x is a static member of class X, it can be referenced as X::x (even if objects of class X haven’t been created yet). It is still possible to access x using the normal member access... more