7.13 What is Static Keyword in Java | static method and static variable

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Static is a keyword used in Java.. It can be applied to a field, a method or an inner class. 
A static field, method or class has a single instance for the whole class that defines it, even if there is
no instance of this class in the program. If you declare any variable as static, it is known static
variable and if you declare any method as static, it is known static method.

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Another thing to note:
static variables belong to the class, meaning that if you were to create multiple objects of that class in main, each object's static variables are related. If you change the value of a static variable x in object1 to 2, then all the other objects' (object1, object2, ..., objectn) variable x will be equal to 2. All instances share the same static data field.

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