Understanding static variables in Java

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Java static variables are class-level variables declared with the static keyword, sharing a single copy among all objects. These variables belong to the class itself, not individual instances, and are useful for constants, counters, or shared configuration values. Static variables are initialized when the class loads and can be accessed directly using the class name, with modifications visible to all objects.


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