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Why static functions always uses static variables?

Answer Posted / som shekhar

If you take in the context of the class, static member
functions cannot be called by the ordinary objects because
when normal object calls the function then address of the
object is passed is collected by "this" pointer and static
member function don't have "this" pointer.

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