Answer Posted / santosh mundhe

Static:1)Memory allocated before creation of object.
2)Gets memory on Global segment.
3)Object can't get copy of static variable, each
object shears static variable from global segment.
4)Static variables are not part ob object.

Non-static:
1)Gets memory on satck segment.
2)Object gets copy of non static variable.
3)Non static variables are part of object.

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