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From: Rohit_BD
Message 3 in Discussion


You can have as many shared (static, in C#) methods as you want. But the constraint 
here is that these methods will not be available from the class's instance objects. 
Also, with shared methods the benefits of object "construction" are not available, 
since shared methods can only be called on the class directly rather than on the 
instances. Also, shared methods do not have access to the class's non-shared or 
non-static member variables.

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