If your team member writes code with lots of static
variables and static methods, will it cause any side effects?

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If your team member writes code with lots of static variables and static methods, will it cause any..

Answer / abhinav

If the code is small, then there wont be any significant
problems, but if the program is huge, then it can severly
hamper the program performance. use of static
variables/methods are one of the biggest reasons for memory
leaks

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If your team member writes code with lots of static variables and static methods, will it cause any..

Answer / eknath wagadre

Yes!!! We can define the several static method and variable
and those are vary easy to access by Class Name or by class
instance.

But Only problem with static method and variable is that
there is Maximum chance of data corruption. bcz of static
method and variable are accessed by diff-2 thread at the
same time. Mean at the same time one or more then one thread
can change the value of static variable.

So conclusion is this if we can define more static variable
and method so and our program have hug line of code at that
time programs output may be inconsistent.

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If your team member writes code with lots of static variables and static methods, will it cause any..

Answer / ravi jain

Abhinav pls explain more.

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