Thursday, July 9, 2009

What are the static classes in c++?

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What are the static classes in c++?
A static class is one in which no instances can be instantiated for it. There's basically only one version of it. A static class could be useful when it represents a single item, such as the system clock. It may also be useful as a place to store functions, such as math functions.





Once people started using Design Patterns, many developers started using the singleton rather than make the entire class static.
Reply:The static class is the class that is called which is program in scope.


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