32: Static Methods And Data. Always Available.
Jan 05, 2016•9 min
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Episode description
Declaring methods inside classes is great but what do you do when you want a method you can call anytime? If you are using C++, then just write a method. But if you still want your method in a class or if you are using C# where all methods need to be in classes, then you will need to make your method static. And you can declare static data too. What does that do?
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