What Is The Point Of Static
Feb 23, 2010
explain to me the point of static?
Say I have a class called GenericFunctions and a function in there called FormatAddress.
If I want to access that function I have to do this:
Code:
GenericFunctions GF = new GenericFunctions();
string FormattedAddress = GF.FormatAddress(int AddressID);
If I make FormatAddress static I can access it without creating an instance of the class by just calling
Code:
string FormattedAddress = GenericFunctions.FormatAddress(int AddressID);
So, making the function Static means I don't have to create an instance of the class. So, what's the point? Why not make everything Static?
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