C# Question - I\'m trying to determine whether it is OK to use a static method where, within the method it does have some local variables it uses.Are the local variables \"shared\" across usages of th
I\'ve been spoilt with C# coding the last few years and now I\'m back onto C++ and finding that I\'m having trouble with stuff t开发者_如何转开发hat is supposed to be simple. I\'m using a third party
I have a question about the variables inside the static method. Do the variables inside the static method share the same memory location or would they have separate memory?
I\'m interested in objective analysis of which is more performant; calling instance methods of a singleton class or methods of a static class. I\'ve already seen this so I\'m not looking for a discuss
I\'ve created my own custom pseudo enumerations within my domain model to allow me to have some more verbose values. For example, my class is as follows:
I have a number of data classes, which share an abstract base class so i can work with them generically (sort of). They each have a static method called Lerp, which i use frequently along with a coupl
I am trying to decorate the magic method __getitem__ to be a classmethod on the class. Here is a sample of what I tried. I don\'t mind using either classmethod or staticmethod decoration, but I am not
Of course, the following doesn\'t work in Java (no abstract static methods)... public abstract class Animal {
I am interacting with an API that just has static functions, and cannot be opened up and changed. public class WindowsNativeGraphAPI
I have a general question...when should i be using static classes or static methods?.. I kno开发者_如何转开发w the idea that static methods can be called without instantiating...and static classes sho
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