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Static member functions have external linkage. These
functions do not have this pointers. As a result,
They cannot access nonstatic class member data using
the member-selection operators (. or –>).
They cannot be declared as virtual.
They cannot have the same name as a nonstatic function
that has the same argument types.
They are useful as they donot have access to this pointer
and so they can be called even though the class is not
instantiated.
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