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Why should I create an instance of a class?


Posted Date: 07 Sep 2008      Total Responses: 1
Posted By: Goutham Anand       Member Level: Gold     Points: 1



Why should I create an instance of a class? What happens if I declare every class & method as static? Can anyone explain me the consequences?

I mean, internally what happens when we declare a class or method as static? And what happens internally when we create an instance for a class? Can anyone explain me?



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Author: D.Jeya kumar(JK)    07 Sep 2008Member Level: DiamondRating:     Points: 6

Hi,


We can defined static methods .but i think it will occupy memory because it is public method and it can be accessed from any classes or methods. by defualt they are sealed and it can have only static methods.

Static classes are loaded automatically by the .NET Framework common language runtime (CLR) when the program or namespace containing the class is loaded.


Regards
JK


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