Answer Posted / jaroosh

This code is obviously wrong, and here is why :
declaring a method to be const, means :
this method cannot CHANGE values of any member variables,
but while the method already is static, it has no means of
changing values of member variables, because simply - it
cannot see them (its belongs to a CLASS, not any specific
OBJECT).

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